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  The decimal value is not get rounded to the nearest integer in my voltage pack display box not switched. I changed his property in decimal, the problem continues. When I put a probe between the separator and the display area, I have correct values. How to get the correct value in the display area.

  

  See the color (color if you are UK) wire where you hang a probe... his orange (representing a number to floating point)... but the color of the indicator (another name for no dial-up power pack rack) is blue (U32, means is the representation of unsigned 32-bit integer)...!

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  It should work...!

• Is it possible a 0 is displayed after the decimal point when the value is rounded? (I get: 20-20, 1;) "I need 20, 0-20, 1).

  Using the effect of text "cursor", I am able to view replace "30 ° C" "35.5 ° C". My question is: is it possible a 0 is displayed after the decimal point when the value is rounded? (I get: 20-20, 1;) "I need 20, 0-20, 1). I use this code:

  Temp = effect ("Slider Control") ("Slider");

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  [sliderValue + ' ° C ' "']

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• Cut the decimal value in the input text

  Hi all

  JDeveloper version: iam using jdev version 11.1.1.6.2

  I need to cut the decimal when the user enters a decimal value.

  IAM a table with one column as editable.

  For example:-If the user enter 123,53 in the editable column, tab press ENTER key press or move to the next row, I want this value to be changed like 123.

  Guide me on how to do this. I tried with VO/OT Format, convert number, nothing helps me.

  Reg,

  Lakshmi.

  USE IT FOR YOUR NEED...

  that assumes that you have a table in which a column is ok SALARY, then add a ValueChangeListener on data from this column and AutoSubmit = true and also immediate = true and then write the code in valueChangeEvent as below...

  public void decimals (ValueChangeEvent valueChangeEvent)

  {

  RichInputText sal = (RichInputText) valueChangeEvent.getComponent ();

  s oracle.jbo.domain.Number = (oracle.jbo.domain.Number) valueChangeEvent.getNewValue (); for Type conversion

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• return only the decimal value

  What function can I use to return only the decimal value of a formula

  (97 * 2.2) / 14 value returns 15.24

  I only want to use le.24

  Salvation is

  Use the formula - INT (formula)

  In the special case above:

  =(97*2.2)/14 - INT ((97*2.2)/14)

  You see two places to the right of the decimal separator in reason to be rounded off to the value real, in the shape of the cell to only show as two decimal places, either by setting the width of the cell close enough to force the rounding of the displayed value.

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  Kind regards

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• VxWorks in point floating support 2.0 missing (LV2011SP1 RIO4.1)

  Hello

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  and eventually remove all who belonged or was dependent on the older versions of LV.

  Then I reinstalled LV2011SP1 more RT module SP1 more (hopefully) all the necessary drivers.

  Then I started to MAX for updating the software on the target CRIO to versions installed on the host computer.

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  Could someone please tell me the right package or the driver?

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  Hello

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  options of 'support', where I thought it is save to do so (for example including various C porgramming languages support)
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  I think that was the problem, the missing part seems to have been in some of these packages of support ANSI C.
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• How to get the decimal value of a string of international currency

  Hi all

  How to get the decimal values to a string of international currency.

  Finally, we get to the real problem.

  You can use location functions or write your own using string functions already mentioned...

  http://developer.BlackBerry.com/native/documentation/Cascades/device_platform/internationalization/

• OBIEE Gauge - how to limit the decimal values in the footer area?

  Hello

  Is anyone have an idea on limiting decimal values in the foot of the gauge? In fact, I want to display the value of line as well as the value of the measure in the foot. I tried round, truncate etc and none of them actually worked.

  Please suggest some ideas.

  OBIEE Version: 11.1.1.7.0

  

  

  Thank you and best regards,
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  Hello

  try to use

  Substring (cast (10, 233' tank) OF 1 FOR cast (Locate (',', cast (10, 233' Char)) as int) + 1).

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• Used in forms for rule of rounding decimal values

  I am trying to determine what district to separate the rule using forms of round numbers decimal, extracted from the database to display in a shorter length field. Specifically, when a number is equidistant from its neighbours (e.g. 0.5 is equidistant between 0 and 1), which rule is used to determine if she is rounded upwards or downwards (see this for a reference of the standard rounding rules)? The online help documentation addresses rounded, but does not specify what rounding rule is used (for example half away from zero, even half or 'Banker of the borough', etc.).

  I tried to figure this out by trial and error, but make me inconsistent results. Here's my test case...

  In the two test cases:

  Database field is NUMBER (20.4)

  Form field is numeric, length 30

  Form field format mask, programmatically, set is FM999G999G999G999G999G999G999G999G999G999G999G990D90PR (i.e., round to 2 decimal places)

  The form field displays the value of the field database directly

  Test 1:

  Database field value is 1.4445

  Result: The screen displays the value as 1.44

  Test 2:

  Database field value is 1,445

  Result: The field of the screen shows the value of 1.45

  It's completely inconsistent. If 'half away from zero' or 'half of the odd' district were used, then the value 1 of the trial must be displayed as 1.45 (because the last 5 will round the previous 4 to 5 and repeat). On the other hand, if 'half zero' or 'half similarly' district were used, the value of Test 2 should be displayed as 1.44.

  I understand that the values stored in the form are not rounded, and that this will not necessarily errors of calculation. However, it is necessary for purposes of documentation that I determine what the current rule used to display rounded values.

  I use forms GR 11, 2.

  I thought about it (by another user). My hypothesis rounded is not accurate: 1.4445 would like to round up to 1.44 mathematically, not 1.45 because 1.0045 is closer to 1 than 2. Therefore, Forms uses the standard rounded technology Oracle, which is:

  1. If n is 0, then ROUND returns always 0 regardless of the integer .
  2. If n is negative, then ROUND (n, all) returns - ROUND (-n, whole).
  3. If n is positive, then ROUND (n, integer) = FLOOR (n * POWER(10, integer) + 0.5) * POWER (10, - all over)

  Source: incompatible tie rounding rule used in Oracle Forms to the decimal values - Stack Overflow

• How to remove the decimal value (. 00) of the slider control

  Please ask me how to remove the decimal value (. 00) of the slider control and Add (if possible) % in after effects cs6.

  I guess you mean to animate text with a slider.

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• Convert inches to decimal value fraction

  I get a lot of information required Tin Fractions (12 11/16 in., 2 1/8 inches, etc..) Is it possible in illustrator to convert decimal values?

  In illustrator, most dialog boxes can do math, then, first of all make the fraction. 5/8 serait.625 then enter the 12 whole number before the comma 12,625

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• How to check the decimal value in the number field

  Is it possible to find the number of decimal digit is used.
  
  999.444
  444.45
  344.23
  33.666666666666
  
  Query provide rusult after the decimal value.
  
  Thank you.

  user-Keen wrote:
  Query provide rusult after the decimal value.

  Thank you.

  your_col - trunc(your_col)
  

  You have negative numbers?

  For negative values that you want to display?

  If only the decimal part, you can use ABS (col) - trunc (ABS (col))

  Published by: JAC on 4 April 2013 15:29

• How to write decimal values to hex bytearray?

  Hello

  To order liighting of flash, I need to send binary a usb dongle data. The pakkage the dongle to receive looks lik this:

  7th 06 02 01 FF 00 FF 00... E7

  the first value is the start bit

  shild and third some info length

  4th is the label

  then we can send 512 bits (channels) from 0 to 255 Dmx value

  at the end one stop bit.

  So what I want is to write the values of the different channels in the device. First of all, I have to go to decimal to hexadecimal values by using the following code.

  function decimalToHex($decimal:int,_$padding:int_=_2):String {}

  var hex: String = Number ($decimal) m:System.NET.SocketAddress.ToString (16);

  While (hex.length < $padding)

  {

  Hex = '0' + hex;

  }

  Return hex.toUpperCase ();

  }

  Decimal var: int = 163;

  trace ("decimal:" + comma);

  var hex: String = decimalToHex (decimal, 2);

  trace ("hex:" + hex);

  It gives me hexadecimal values as in the example package.

  Now, I want to write this in a bytearray. I found this:

  var len:uint = 512;

  var outputByteArr:ByteArray = new ByteArray();

  outputByteArr.length = len;

  for (var i: int = 0; i < len; i ++) {}

  outputByteArr.writeByte (hex);

  }

  trace (outputByteArr);

  But it gives an error indicating that the writing. Byte needs to a number, not a string.

  When I change to:

  outputByteArr.writeByte (0xff);

  for example, it does not.

  Does anyone know how to properly change the decimal values that I can put in the Bytearray?

  Thanks in advance!

  Greetings,

  Piet

  You can use the writeMultiByte() method to write a string.

• BitmapData with decimal values

  Hello

  I use bitmapdata feature with decimal value. But it takes only a round value. It's all possible ways to do... ?

  If I give as below,

  desBmp = new BitmapData (163,9, 192,9);

  It takes like,

  desBmp = new BitmapData (163, 192);

  I want the exact value to be considered as the width and height. Is there any option to do, of trying to help me.

  Kind regards

  Kelifaoui has.

  is not possible and there is no reason: you can't use a fraction of a pixel in the display.

  for smoothing, use the smooth parameter with the draw method.

• Insert using TO_NUMBER does not seem to accept the decimal value

  Oracle 10g
  
  I'm trying to insert a decimal value in a table from another table oracle oracle. The column of the source table is a data type
  

      "PLOTSIZE10_30CM"    VARCHAR2(4 BYTE),
      "PLOTSIZE30_50CM"    VARCHAR2(4 BYTE),
      "PLOTSIZE50CM"       VARCHAR2(3 BYTE),

  The destination table contains the following:

      "PLOT_SIZE_10_30CM" NUMBER(7,0),
      "PLOT_SIZE_30_50CM" NUMBER(7,0),
      "PLOT_SIZE_50CM"    NUMBER(7,0),

  When I run the insert statement as the following decimal values are not inserted into the destination table.
  

  SQL> SELECT DISTINCT PLOTSIZE50CM FROM IMPORT_DATA WHERE STAND_ID = 23;
  
  PLO
  ---
  0.2
  
  SQL>
  SQL> INSERT INTO
    2  psp_plot_measurements
    3  ( species_major
    4  , plot_location_id
    5  , codominant_height
    6  , regen_density_primary_code
    7  , regen_density_secondary_code
    8  , PLOT_SIZE_10_30CM
    9  , PLOT_SIZE_30_50CM
   10  , PLOT_SIZE_50CM
   11  )
   12  SELECT DISTINCT species_major
   13       , '2'
   14       , height_codom
   15       , regen_prim
   16       , regen_sec
   17       , TO_NUMBER(plotsize10_30cm)
   18       , TO_NUMBER(plotsize30_50cm)
   19       , TO_NUMBER(plotsize50cm)
   20    FROM import_data
   21    WHERE stand_id = 23;
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL>
  SQL> SELECT PLOT_SIZE_50CM FROM PSP_PLOT_MEASUREMENTS;
  
  PLOT_SIZE_50CM
  --------------
               0

  See you soon
  Ben

  Hi Ben,

  If the destination table have the column as a Number (7.0) and then how you can store a decimal value.

  The destination table contains the following:

  "PLOT_SIZE_10_30CM" NUMBER(7,0),
  "PLOT_SIZE_30_50CM" NUMBER(7,0),
  "PLOT_SIZE_50CM"    NUMBER(7,0),
  

  Look at sample scenario-

  SQL> CREATE TABLE TEST1(COL NUMBER(7,0));
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> CREATE TABLE TEST2(COL NUMBER(7,1));
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> INSERT INTO TEST1(COL) VALUES(1.234);
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> INSERT INTO TEST2(COL) VALUES(1.234);
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> INSERT INTO TEST1(COL) VALUES(0.234);
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> INSERT INTO TEST2(COL) VALUES(0.234);
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> SELECT * FROM TEST1;
  
         COL
  ----------
           1
           0
  
  SQL> SELECT * FROM TEST2;
  
         COL
  ----------
         1.2
          .2
  
  SQL>
  

  If you want to store the decimal value, you must modify the destination table.