Total Price

Hey ​@ErinLeigh  great question.

What you’re seeing is expected with the  @price variable. That recalled value can be shown to the respondent in the form, but it won’t create its own separate column in the Results table.

For payment forms, Typeform also doesn’t store the full payment entry details in Results, since the payment itself is handled through Stripe.

That said, once a respondent fully completes and submits the form, you should be able to see some payment details in the Results tab, including the transaction amount, the cardholder name, and the last digits of the card...
 

So in short:

• @price is for displaying the total to the respondent, not for creating a Results column.

• The actual payment amount should appear in Results only after the form has been fully submitted.

• If you need a more reliable payment record, Stripe is the best place to check, since Stripe receives the price, currency, form ID, and response/submission ID for each payment.

If you’re not seeing the transaction amount on completed responses as per the screenshot above, that feels like it’s worth checking a little more closely.

Cheers!

James

​@ErinLeigh ​@James - just a thought, but if you included a logic rule that assigned @price to a custom variable ie @v_they_paid, then upon submission, the value of the custom variable will show up in a column. 

des