Panel - round to 3 decimal places

try this one

#target Illustrator

// script.name = roundSelectedFrames.jsx;
// script description = rounds selected textFrames to 3 decimals;
// script.required = select at least one text frame before running;
// script.parent = CarlosCanto // 6/14/11;
// script.elegant = false;

var idoc = app.activeDocument;
sel = idoc.selection;
if (sel.length>0)
     {
          for (i=0 ; i 
         
 
         
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OBI, rounded to 2 decimal places
 
			 I just created a simple application with a dumy column and a single column and gave the math in this column as 23/12, 6. The returned result is 1.83. Why the result is rounded to two decimal places?


THX.			 
Hi parag.
OBIEE inwardly rounded to 2 decimal places... for the calculation you mentioned 23/12.6 gives you great something like 16-digit number after the decimal point.
If you want to check with Select 23/12.6 double (GOLD)
If you want to round your favorite decimal check with this query, select double round(23/12.6,5)
Hope this helps you.
By,.
KK
Published by: KK on October 21, 2010 23:15
		   
 
            
           
 
		     
Deliver the result rounded to 2 decimal places.
 
			 
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var f = getField ("Assesment_Rating" + i);
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This script should be a personalized calculation script that sets the value of the field. You can then set the type of number format and two decimal places.
		   
 
            
           
 
		     
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Use the numbers toFixed() method:




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Number of decimal places in Write Back
 
			 
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My form includes 43 fields for various monthly expenses. The sign of dollar for each field is part of the content of the form, not part of the scope of formatting. Users enter values directly in these fields, and the fields are formatted to display two decimal places. Each of these includes a the following validation script:
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Print template limit to 4 decimal places
 
			 
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I use the following psobject to extract performance data, but I have around two of the measures with two decimal places. Usually, I would use [math]: round ($var, 2) but I do not know how to integrate this into the code and settings, I need are AvgMem and AvgCPU.
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"AvgCPU" = [math]: Round (($_.)) Group | where {$_.} MetricId - eq "cpu.usage.average"} | Measure-object-property value - average | Select average - ExpandProperty), 2)
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How to truncate my query results in a column to reflect only 2 decimal places
 
			 SELECT (COLUMNNAME/60) / 60 AS ACTHOURS
FROM TABLENAME


This request is currently converting seconds to hours, but some values are endless beyond the comma. I want only the results to show 2 decimal places.


Can anyone suggest how to proceed?			 
SELECT round((COLUMNNAME/60)/60,2) AS ACTHOURS_ROUND,
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FROM TABLENAME;

You can find the documentation here:
http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e10592/functions155.htm#i78633
http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e10592/functions221.htm#i79729
Published by: hm on 26.04.2012 05:20
		   
 
            
           
 
		     
View all numbers with 2 decimal places.
 
			 Hi all


We have a requirement in our code where we want all numbers must be displayed to 2 decimal places.


For example: If a number is 21.234 then it should be displayed as 21.23
If a number is 21.289 then it should be displayed as 21,28
If a number is 21 so it should be displayed as 21.00


Can someone help me please how do in a SQL query.


Kind regards
Shruti			 
Hi, Shruti,
This shows a couple of things you can do:
COLUMN     trnc     FORMAT     999999.99

WITH     got_x     AS
(
     SELECT     empno / 1000     AS x
     FROM     scott.emp
)
SELECT     x
,     TO_CHAR (x,            '999999.99')     AS tc
,     TO_CHAR (TRUNC (x, 2), '999999.99')     AS trnc_tc
,     TRUNC (x, 2)                              AS trnc
FROM     got_x
;

Output:
`        X TC         TRNC_TC          TRNC
---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
     7.369       7.37       7.36       7.36
     7.499       7.50       7.49       7.49
     7.521       7.52       7.52       7.52
     7.566       7.57       7.56       7.56
     7.654       7.65       7.65       7.65
     7.698       7.70       7.69       7.69
     7.782       7.78       7.78       7.78
     7.788       7.79       7.78       7.78
     7.839       7.84       7.83       7.83
     7.844       7.84       7.84       7.84
     7.876       7.88       7.87       7.87
       7.9       7.90       7.90       7.90
     7.902       7.90       7.90       7.90
     7.934       7.93       7.93       7.93

Column x is the number, such as SQL * more it displays by default. Note there is as many digits after the decimal point are needed.
TC column shows how TO_CHAR can put in shape the number with exactly 2 digits after the decimal point. This automatically rounds the number nearest multiple de.01, so on the first line (for example) 7.369 gets displayed as 7.37.
user11272043 wrote:
... If a number is 21.289 then it should be displayed as 21,28
You (apparently) still want the number rounded to 0, then the tc column isn't quite what you want.
Column trnc_tc is exactly what you asked for, with the number rounded to 0 (when a rouning is possible) and 2 digits after the decimal point.
TC column is also exactly what you asked, but he uses the language SQL * Plus formatting rather than SQL. In addition, TRNC column is a NUMBER, while the column trnc_tc is a VARCHAR2, because TO_CHAR, as its name implies, returns a VARCHAR2.
SQL * more order
SET   NUMFORMAT  999999.99

change the default format for all the number of columns. If you use it, you can ignore it for individual columns using TO_CHAR (since it returns a VARCHAR2, the FORMATNUM does not apply), or an order of the COLUMN. Also, if you use the VALUE FORMATNUM 999999.99, you must still explicitly TRUNC each number, otherwise 21.289 will come out as 21.29, 21.28. not.
		   
 
            
           
 
		     
Change the number of decimal places according to the value of the field
 
			 
Hello world
I'm doing a form using Adobe Acrobat.
I want a field that usually has only 2 decimal places, to have 4 decimal positions ONLY when necessary.
Example: If the value of the field is 3.53 that's fine, but if the value is 3,5346 I want to show him this.
I played around field properties and I realized that I need to use a custom format script. I don't know where to start, however. Can you point me in the right direction?
Thank you in advance.
			 
I just threw together quickly and did not test, take is as a general guide. It is intended to be placed in a JavaScript to the document level and called from custom Format script of the field. You can not put it simply everything as the script to Format because of the way that Acrobat behaves when you do.
The point of the script is to calculate the number to use as the first parameter to the AFNumberFormant function, which is that Acrobat uses when configuring a digital format. I couldn't think of a clever name for the function, so I leave it to you:
function fmt1() {

    // Set the minimum number of digits to the right of the decimal
    var min = 2;

    // Get the field value, as a string
    var val = event.value;

    // Round to the nearest 10-thousand of a cent
    var rn = util.printf("%.4f", val);

    // Replace any trailing zeroes with nothing
    rn = rn.replace(/[0]+$/, "");

    // Get the number of characters after the decimal
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    // Set to the minimum if appropriate
    if (num < 2) num = 2;

    // Use built-in formatting function
    AFNumber_Format(num, 2, 0, 0, "\u20ac", true);

}

Call it like that in the case of the field Format:
fmt1();

If this isn't a calculated field, but the one who interacts with a user, you'll want to add a function with the swing, something like:
function keystroke1() {

    AFNumber_Keystroke(2, 2, 0, 0, "\u20ac", true);

}