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title: Money
slug: _kS5-money
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createdAt: 2021-09-14T17:56:51.000Z
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A datatype used to represent a monetary value.

### Properties

| **Property**    | **Type**                                  | **Description**                                                                                                          |
| --------------- | ----------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| `amount`        | [Number](docId\:ucI5tCTfVBhonEJ6ZQijg)    | The amount of money                                                                                                      |
| `currency`      | [Currency](docId\:HYeq9EU9e7La_RvHQTFvG)  | The currency of the money (e.g. USD or EUR)                                                                              |
| `asOrgCurrency` | [Money](docId:_kS5D2xbfoR9d8WfRIVnY)      | Converts the money to the org's default currency, (using the current exchange rate in effect as-of the evaluation date). |

### Type Conversions and Money Math

Money values can use any math operations, such as addition, subtraction, rounding and division.

- If two Money values of the same currency are used together in a formula, they will be added normally. (Example: EUR100 + EUR200 = EUR300)
- If two Money values of different currencies are used together in a formula, they will be converted to the org's default currency, using the exchange rate currently in effect as-of that date.
- If a Money value is used together with a non-Money numeric value, such as [Number](docId\:ucI5tCTfVBhonEJ6ZQijg) or [Percent](docId\:FbN7bFaHlFPV4f1C53DxA), then the non-Money value will be converted into Money of the the same currency as the Money. (Example: USD1000 + 1000 = USD2000)

### Representing Money

To represent a Money in an expression, use the [money()](docId:6YEQUaDJYq5HbQDhSS1zO) function. You can also use this function to convert between money currencies.

- For example: `money(1000, 'USD')` will resolve to USD $1000