Issue
When a Notion property is a Formula or Rollup that returns a number, Notion can still show it as USD (with $ and decimal places) in the database. NotionApps currently only applies currency formatting for native Number properties. Formula and Rollup values are synced as plain numbers, so the app may show 54.40 or 299 instead of $54.40 / $299.00.
This is confusing because the same values look correctly formatted in Notion, but inconsistently in the app — especially on pricing/details screens that mix Number, Formula, and Rollup fields.
Requirement
NotionApps should format Formula and Rollup number values using the same currency/number display rules builders expect from Notion, including:
- Show the correct currency symbol when the source/display format is USD (or other supported Notion number formats).
- Preserve decimal places consistently (e.g. always show 2 decimals for USD, including whole numbers like
$299.00). - Apply this formatting across details, lists, and other places where those field values are displayed.
- Prefer inheriting format from the underlying Number property for Rollups when available; for Formulas, use the best available format metadata or an equivalent supported approach.
- Keep native Number (USD) behavior unchanged.
Outcome: Pricing and other numeric Formula/Rollup fields display with the same currency formatting in the app as they do in Notion.