Try:
<CFSET TwoDecimals=Round(Float * 100) / 100>
In case the math isn't intuitive:
You take Float (=3.1415926). You multiply it by 100 (=314.15926). You
round it off (=314). You then divide by 100 (=3.14).
You can get any number of decimals using this. If you need it to be
variable:
<CFSET nDecimals="4">
<CFSET Pow10=10 ^ nDecimals>
<CFSET newNum=Round(oldNum * Pow10) / Pow10>
HTH,
-Rick
-----Original Message-----
From: Kim Ahlbrandt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 5:12 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Rounding to two decimal places
After doing some calculations, I'm coming up with a number (for example)
143.129997919. I would like this to be displayed as 143.13. I have noticed
that there is a function called "round" and a few related functions but
these take away the two decimal places I do want to keep. Can anyone help??
Kim
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