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06-29-2011, 03:52 AM
I need to be able to use a captured and calculated number as a basis of comparison for a checkpoint. The problem is when a number ends with a 0, it's left off of the calculated number.
This causes the checkpoint to fail.... 11.80 isn't the same 11.8
How can I force the calculated number to keep 2 placed to the right of the decimal, even if it's rounded to end with a 0?
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06-30-2011, 11:58 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-30-2011, 12:11 PM by Vivek Mishra.)
You can use the Abs() function of VBScript, which return you absolute value .For example abs(11.80)=11.8 and abs(11.8)=11.8 .After doing this you can compare easily .
Yo can use the Abs() function of VBScript, which return you absolute value .For example abs(11.80) =11.8 and abs(11.8)=11.8 ,So now if you want to force the calculated number to keep 2 placed to the right of the decimal ,You can easily concatenate 0 with the returned values as
x=Abs(11.8)
y=x&"0"
Now if you will see y is assigned with 11.80 . Please tell if you need further clarification .
