Global Leaderboard Error (API and Must be Integer numbers)

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#1

I was writing a Global LeaderBoard code, but I encountered some errors. Could you help? The error occurs at line 10.

Error1
DataStoreService: ValueNotNumeric: Sorted datastore values must be integer numbers API: SetAsync, Data Store: PowerLeaderboard 
Error2
502: API Services rejected request with error. Error code: 14 Reason: Sorted datastore values must be integer numbers

local DataStoreService = game:GetService("DataStoreService")
local PowerDataStore = DataStoreService:GetOrderedDataStore("PowerLeaderboard")

local LeaderboardPart = game.Workspace.PowerLeaderBoard
local RefreshRate = 5

local function RefreshLeaderboard()

    for i, Player in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
        PowerDataStore:SetAsync(Player.UserId, tonumber(Player.leaderstats.Power.Value))
    end

    local Success, Error = pcall(function()

        local Data = PowerDataStore:GetSortedAsync(false, 10)
        local PowerPage = Data:GetCurrentPage()

        for Rank, SavedData in ipairs(PowerPage) do

            local Username = game.Players:GetNameFromUserldAsync(tonumber(SavedData.Key))
            local Power = SavedData.Value

            if Power then
                local NewSample = game.ReplicatedStorage.LeaderBoard:Clone()
                NewSample.Parent = LeaderboardPart.SurfaceGui.ScrollingFrame
                NewSample.Name = Username
                NewSample.Power.Text = Power
            end
        end
    end)
end

while true do
    for i, Frame in pairs(LeaderboardPart.SurfaceGui.ScrollingFrame:GetChildren()) do
        if Frame:IsA("Frame") then
            Frame:Destroy()
    end
    RefreshLeaderboard()
    wait(RefreshRate)
end
#2

If Player.leaderstats.Power.Value is a very large number, just round it with math.round before trying to put it into the DataStore.

However, if the fractional value matters to you that much, you can always save it to a certain degree of precision by multiplying the value by 10, 100, etc before rounding it, then just divide it by that same number when you get it from the DataStore.

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#3

Unfortunately, I need to save very large numbers, how do I solve this?