PHP Currency formatting trailing zeros?

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You can use number_format to do this. Example: $Amount = 200.00; echo "$" . Number_format($Amount); //$200.

How about a custom function to handle the situation accordingly: function my_number_format($number) { if(strpos($number, '. ')) { return number_format($number, 2); } else { return $number; } }.

There are a couple of ways. Probably the most universally supported and recommended method is sprintf. Sprintf("%01.2f", "200.5"); //200.50 sprintf("%01.2f", "10"); //10.00 number_format is good as well, and has all sorts of options, and it will add thousands separators and such if requested to do so.

There's also a money_format function, but it is unsupported on Windows servers.

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