pluralize()

Given a value of type String, returns that value in plural form.
Syntax
pluralize(number, singular[, plural])
number - the specified number of instances of the evaluated string.
singular - the singular form of the evaluated string.
plural (optional) - the plural form of the evaluated string.
Return type: String﻿ 
Sample usage
pluralize(10, "banana") returns "bananas".
pluralize(1, "address", "addresses") returns "address".
pluralize(10, "address", "addresses") returns "addresses"'.
Supported data types
Input type
Return type
Logic
﻿Number﻿, String﻿﻿
﻿String﻿ 
If a Number value greater than 1, or less than 1, and a single String value are passed, the String value will be returned with an s appended to it. If a Number value of 1 is passed, the String value will remain in singular form.
﻿Number﻿ , String﻿  (x2)
﻿String﻿ 
If a Number value greater than 1, or less than 1, and two String value are passed, including the optional parameter, the second String value will be returned. If a Number value of 1 is passed, the String value will remain in singular form.
Unsupported data types
﻿Null﻿ 
Unsupported data types return Null.
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Input type	Return type	Logic
Number, String	String	If a Number value greater than 1, or less than 1, and a single String value are passed, the String value will be returned with an s appended to it. If a Number value of 1 is passed, the String value will remain in singular form.
Number , String (x2)	String	If a Number value greater than 1, or less than 1, and two String value are passed, including the optional parameter, the second String value will be returned. If a Number value of 1 is passed, the String value will remain in singular form.
Unsupported data types	Null	Unsupported data types return Null.

Updated 04 Oct 2023

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