Convert 418.015 to 418.02

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Hi,
I want to get two number after comma. Like that:
418.011-418.01
418.012-418.01
418.013-418.01
418.014-418.01
418.015-418.02
418.016-418.02
418.017-418.02
418.018-418.02
418.019-418.02

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Hi @Murat

You can use the Math.Round function, check the below expression,

- Assign -> Input (Double) = 418.011

- Assign -> Output (Double) = Math.Round(Input, 2)

Check the below image for better understanding,

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Note : Both Input and Output Variables are in System.Double Datatype.

Hope it helps!!

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Hi @Murat

Assign activity:
InputNumber = 418.015

Assign activity:
RoundedNumber = Math.Round(InputNumber + 0.001, 2)

Write Line:
RoundedNumber

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Hope it helps!!

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Hi,

Can you try the following expression?

Math.Round(dblVar,2,MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)

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Regards,

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It works for 418.015 but not for 147.015. Why

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It seems strange. In my environment. it works well as the following.

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418 works. Can you try 147.015 ?

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Yes, in the above image, input is 417.015.
And also the following expression works.

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Have you tried 147.015? not 417.015

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All right. Probably, it’s double type accuracy matter.
For now, can you try try following expression? This input is 417.015 as Decimal type.

Math.Round(417.015D,2,MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)

Regards,

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@Murat

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Sorry, I had misunderstaning regrding input. Can you try the following? This input is 147.015 as Decimal type.

Math.Round(147.015D,2,MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero)

edit: FYI

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