What is vfp formula to Round amount to Closest Half Dollar.
Example to round 3.62 to 3.50
Or 3.45 to 3.00
Always to the floor of the decimal part to .50
Just brain stressed to figure the best way.
Thanks Jerry
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Hi Jerry,
Try something like this:
FLOOR(3.45/0.5)*0.5
3.0
FLOOR(3.62/0.5)*0.5
3.5
Paul
On Fri, Aug 19, 2011 at 3:43 PM, Jerry Foote <jerryfoote@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> What is vfp formula to Round amount to Closest Half Dollar.
>
> Example to round 3.62 to 3.50
>
> Or 3.45 to 3.00
>
> Always to the floor of the decimal part to .50
>
> Just brain stressed to figure the best way.
>
>
>
> Thanks Jerry
>
>
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Thanks for the code, it would have taken me hours if ever.
Thanks Jerry
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Hi Jerry,
Try something like this:
FLOOR(3.45/0.5)*0.5
3.0
FLOOR(3.62/0.5)*0.5
3.5
Paul
On Fri, Aug 19, 2011 at 3:43 PM, Jerry Foote <jerryfoote@bellsouth.net>
wrote:
> What is vfp formula to Round amount to Closest Half Dollar.
>
> Example to round 3.62 to 3.50
>
> Or 3.45 to 3.00
>
> Always to the floor of the decimal part to .50
>
> Just brain stressed to figure the best way.
>
>
>
> Thanks Jerry
>
>
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How about
x= IIF(x+.5> INT(x),INT(x+.5),INT(x))
Jack
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What is vfp formula to Round amount to Closest Half Dollar.
Example to round 3.62 to 3.50
Or 3.45 to 3.00
Always to the floor of the decimal part to .50
Just brain stressed to figure the best way.
Thanks Jerry
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> Jerry
> How about
> x= IIF(x+.5> INT(x),INT(x+.5),INT(x))
> Jack
>
if x > 0, x >= INT(x)
=> x+.5 >= INT(x)
So IIF(x+.5> INT(x),INT(x+.5),INT(x)) will always return INT(x+.5) !!
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Thanks for the input.
Jerry
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> Jerry
> How about
> x= IIF(x+.5> INT(x),INT(x+.5),INT(x))
> Jack
>
if x > 0, x >= INT(x)
=> x+.5 >= INT(x)
So IIF(x+.5> INT(x),INT(x+.5),INT(x)) will always return INT(x+.5) !!
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