Please ignore the offer I provided on Saturday, January 14, 2023

Hello everyone, I hope everyone is well. I sent a quotation to a client and made a mistake in the overall amount; I need your assistance in writing an email of apology. Please see the text below:

"Dear Mr. X,

Please ignore the offer I provided on Saturday, January 14, 2023; I made an error in the overall amount of alternative #2, instead of 14,400$, I typed 10,400$.

I've provided the proper quotation; I apologize for any confusion.

@Joj I'm certain you've been here long enough to know that titles should include some/all of the words/phrases/sentences you're asking us about. I have improved your title. In addition "typo mistake" (your original title) is tautologous - a typo is a type of mistake.

Joj said:

Hello everyone, I hope everyone is well. All unnecessary.

I sent a quotation quote to a client and made a mistake in the overall amount; I need your assistance in writing an email of apology. Please see the text below:

"Dear Mr. X,

Please ignore the offer quote I provided on Saturday, January 14, 2023; I made an error in the overall amount total cost of alternative option #2. Instead of $14,400, I typed wrote $10,400.

I've provided the proper correct quotation amount below; I apologize for any confusion.
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See above. However, there's no logic. You haven't corrected the figure in the picture you've attached so the final sentence isn't true. Attached to your email should be a revised quote. Don't send the recipient yet another copy of the incorrect figure.

@Joj
Please note the following explanation.

Dollars
One dollar - $1
Five dollars - $5
Ten dollars - $10
Fourteen dollars - $14
14, 400 dollars - $14,400

It was strange that in the quote you sent the client and screenshotted at the end of your post, you put the $ sign in the right position, but you wrongly put it after the figure in the rest of your post.