BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 02-05-93 (08:54) Number: 360 From: DAVID COLSTON Refer#: NONE To: CHRIS TRACY Recvd: NO Subj: rounding a number... Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
CT>Does anyone know if there is a routine to actually round CT>a number for real t CT>certain decimal place? like 3.1415 (hehe) would become CT>3.142? or something l CT>that.... or have it round up or down... etc... you get the picture.. i know CT>just kills all the number after it, but thats not really what i was looking CT>for... CT>-Night Crawler There are several kinds of rounds. INT(X!) gives a truncated round. i.e. INT(1.9) = 1 CINT rounds up CINT(1.9) = 2 To use either round on a single or double precision number to X% places: A! = CINT(A& * 10 * X%)/(10 * X%) David--- * OLX 2.1 TD * C:\DOS\RUN RUN\DOS\RUN --- WM v2.06/92-0178 * Origin: Paradox of Arkansas *Wildcat 3.0* 501-646-7158 (1:3822/1)
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