BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 02-05-93 (11:29) Number: 376 From: RICK PEDLEY Refer#: NONE To: CHRIS TRACY Recvd: NO Subj: rounding a number... Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
On 02-02-93 Chris Tracy wrote to All... CT> Does anyone know if there is a routine to actually round a CT> number for real to a certain decimal place? like 3.1415 CT> (hehe) would become 3.142? or something like that.... or CT> have it round up or down... etc... you get the picture.. i CT> know INT just kills all the number after it, but thats not CT> really what i was looking for... NumPlaces = 3 RealNum! = 3.1415 RealNum! = INT(RealNum! * 10 ^ NumPlaces + .5)/ 10 ^ NumPlaces Work through a couple of examples and you'll see what it's doing. ... OFFLINE 1.43 * Network management is like herding cats. --- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: The BULLpen BBS * Intel 14.4EX (613)549-5168 (1:249/140)
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