How To Round Up Two Decimal Places

[traeyoung]

Hi,
I’ve been trying to use Math.Round, but noticed that whenever I do it two two decimal places it always rounds down, and whenever I attempted to use Math.Ceiling, it will always round to the nearest interger, I was wondering if there was any way to use either one of these two round up to the second decimal place?

[ppr (Peter Preuss)]

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[prasath17 (Guru)]

@traeyoung

Math.Round, but noticed that whenever I do it two two decimal places it always rounds down

Can you share some examples, where you are facing the issue?

[Aman_Sheik11 (Aman Sheik)]

@traeyoung

You can try this YourNumber.tostring(“0.00”)

Thanks!!!

[Rubot]

This worked for me.

[johan.standeus1 (Johan Standeus)]

Regarding your Math.round

Try doing it with only 3 decimals

[ppr (Peter Preuss)]

Maybe you are looking for the F3 - 3 decimals
Otherwise just open a new topic and get individual help from there

[johan.standeus1 (Johan Standeus)]

Don’t need any help. Just an observation I have made.

Math.Round will floor unless last decimal is >5.

So
Math.round(99.985,2) will give 99.98
Math.round(99.985,2, MidPointRounding.AwayFromZero) will give 99.99

If precision is a must, convert the value to decimal

Convert.ToDecimal(dou_var)