Round decimal numbers in graphs

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• Script / calculation for rounding decimal numbers?

  Hi all

  I am building a form an aspect at the expense of replacing the bulbs over time, based on average annual operating hours and the average lifetime of the bulb. Normally, I can find it by dividing the length of the bulb on the use of the bulb and multiply that by the cost, replacement that works very well for our use, if you replace light bulbs at least once a year. However, we have blisters that can burn continuously for 5 years, and since you can't 20% of a light bulb, I really can't go out with on average the cost because he is not spending real money.

  So what I'm looking for is a script or a calculation that will be 'X' (field) round to an integer lowest . When X = 1, which would mean the bulb burned his life hours and must be replaced. In this case I can multiply this result rounded by the price and I should be ok.

  Basically;

  If 'X' is greater than 0 or 1, it might round down to 0, is even x is effectivement.95.

  ANY help, I can get to this would be much appreciated! Thank you

  You can use the Math.floor method. For example:

  var x = 0.95;

  var y = Math.floor (x);

  App.Alert (y);  Poster 0

  If you need assistance with the creation of a custom script format/calculate/validate that does this, post again an inclusion more details on how you want the form to behave.

• Regex to allow only integer and decimal numbers.

  Hi all

  I need a regex to allow only integers and decimal numbers.

  Examples:

  100 licences

  100.00 - Unauthorized

  100 - unauthorized

  100.11.22 - unauthorized

  all characters other than numbers - unauthorized

  I used the regular expression - ^ [0-9] +. ? [0-9] * $- but its allowing the "100" also.

  Can someone help me solve this problem.

  Your timely assistance is greatly appreciated.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  inDiscover wrote:

  Hi all

  I need a regex to allow only integers and decimal numbers.

  Examples:

  100 licences

  100.00 - Unauthorized

  100 - unauthorized

  100.11.22 - unauthorized

  all characters other than numbers - unauthorized

  I used the regular expression - ^ [0-9] +. ? [0-9] * $- but its allowing the "100" also.

  Can someone help me solve this problem.

  Your timely assistance is greatly appreciated.

  Thanks in advance.

  Use

  ^[0-9]+(\.[ 0-9] +) ? $

  to make the decimal point and the following figures (of which there must be at least 1), as a unit, as an option.

• Align decimal numbers for the track list

  Hello, you showed me how do it long ago and have forgotten since. I have a Tracklisting of a paragraph as follows:

  1.

  2.

  3.

  4.

  5.

  6.

  7.

  8.

  9.

  10.

  11.

  I followed the tabs tut in the CC tut who says line right to the top of the box of the tab with the text block, click align decimal numbers and click where you want to go, I get the orange arrow, but nothing aligns. The UTU uses a table for example, is the only way it will work?

  Kind regards.

  If you do just a numbered list, you only need to use tabs to align on the decimal point. Simply insert a fixed space called a figure space.

  Make sure your numbers are of equal width. Since the character or control panel menu > OpenType, make sure Tabular Lining is set for numbers:

  

  Then in front of 1, 2, etc. Insert a space figure (Type > insert a space > Figure space). White space is the width of any character. You can use several spaces figure if you were with a very large number.

  

• Bug of STROKE Weird Illustrator containing decimal numbers

  Hello

  I m having this really weird in Illustrator bug when I try to change the size of the stroke to something with decimal numbers. When I have a call 1 pt or pt 2 it works as expected, but when I change it to something like 1.6 pt, the trait is uneven on the way. Some lines are thicker than others, and it's very weird.

  Can someone point me in the right direction? See my 30 sec video-screen for an overview of the bug.

  

  Thanks for your help in advance!

  sure it is an alignment at pixel grid.

  Select the object and check the transform palette. 'show options' in the menu if the option is not visible.

• Calculation of tabular form, problem with decimal numbers

  Hello
  
  I wrote a simple java script function that is responsible for calculating the price * quantity and store that value to total_price.
  
  function CalcTotalPrice (pThis)
  {
  var vRow = pThis.id.substr (pThis.id.indexOf ('_') + 1);
  html_GetElement ('f07_' + vRow). Value = parseInt (html_GetElement('f06_'+vRow).value, 10) * parseInt (html_GetElement('f05_'+vRow).value, 10);
  }
  
  The function calculation is correct, but I have problem when the price or quantity decimal numbers.
  For example.
  Currently:
  price * quantity = total_price
  7.5 * 1 = 7 instead of * cf. 7.5 *.
  
  I've already put a mask of correct format for all of these areas (999G999G999G999G990D00).
  
  I appreciate your help.
  
  Request Express 4.2.1.00.08
  Oracle Database 11g Express Edition Release 11.2.0.2.0
  
  Kind regards

  Hi John,.

  before the multiplication, you analyze your values as an integer, so 'cut' the decimals.
  Replace "parseInt" by "parseFloat" should do the trick.

  function CalcTotalPrice(pThis)
  {
  var vRow = pThis.id.substr(pThis.id.indexOf('_')+1);
  html_GetElement('f07_'+vRow).value = parseFloat(html_GetElement('f06_'+vRow).value, 10) * parseFloat(html_GetElement('f05_'+vRow).value, 10);
  }
  

  Please let me know if this worked for you.

  Thank you
  Sandro

• rounding of numbers in pl\sql

  Hi, is there a way to round off numbers in pl\sql?

  Maybe you are looking for an EYE.

  with testdata as (select level/3-2 num from dual connect by level<=15)
  select num, round(num), ceil(num)
  from testdata;
  
  NUM    ROUND   CEIL
  ------------------------------------------------
  -1,67     -2     -1
  -1,33     -1     -1
  -1     -1     -1
  -0,67     -1     0
  -0,33     0     0
  0     0     0
  0,33     0     1
  0,67     1     1
  1     1     1
  1,33     1     2
  1,67     2     2
  2     2     2
  2,33     2     3
  2,67     3     3
  3     3     3
  

• How to stop rounding R2 value numbers and graph equation?

  After inputing the values in a table, and make a scatterplot graph-, I click on 'series' adds a linear trendline and check the boxes for 'show R²' and 'equation '. The two appear on my chart, but they always seem to be rounded. My equation is always "y = x" and my ratio is always 1. Even if my partner will get the same results in Excel and get an equation like ' y = 0.9888 x + 0.00044. Is there a way to fix this? I'm doing something wrong?

  Thank you!

  Here is an example I did.  Perhaps you could share your screenshot of dan for the chart:

  

• Question on the rounding of decimal numbers

  Hi, I have a requirement that says that if I have a decimal number, say,
  
  16.15446
  
  I would like to see as a 16.16
  
  The values that I have provided with will always be 5 decimal places.
  
  If I am provided with 16.15552, I should display as 16.16 too.
  
  of course, I tried:
  

  select round(16.15446,2) as test_value from dual
  
  TEST_VALUE
  ----------
       16.15
  
  1 row selected.

  But obviously, this is not what I expected.
  
  Any suggestions?

  SQL> select round(round(round(16.15446,4),3),2) as test_value from dual;
  
  TEST_VALUE
  ----------
       16.16
  
  SQL> 
  

  Published by: W Nicloei November 24, 2008 18:52

• string to a rounded decimal number question

  Hello everyone, I have a lot of data that I have to draw the graphs and Im trying to automate the process. Now Im reading data in a *.txt file and when I try to convert it to a table of numbers all the disapper of digits after the decimal point. What I am doing wrong? Below is my VI

  bnoronha wrote:

  followed by a decimal string to number.vi

  That's your problem. As previously reported by Bill, you must use the Fract/Exp string to Number function. Please use the help of LabVIEW. He could tell you what this function.

  I understand not all of gymnastics you do with trying to read the file. Why do you use the substring to replace to remove the first 11 characters? Subset of the string would be more appropriate. Have you tried to use just read the spreadsheet file? You can change the format string to specify the location codes (see using LabVIEW).

• SmartView HsGetValue function retrieves some decimal numbers

  Hi guys,.

  We are on HFM 11.1.2.4.102.5088 (PSU 21909692) and SmartView 11.1.2.5.510 and you want to extract the data via HsGetValue. We need the numbers to 2 decimal places.

  But it seems that during the recovery of all the numbers get rounded to the total amount. 1.111,89 becomes 1.112,00

  We changed the option of smartview in the "Formatting" tab to 2 decimal places, but still: same problem.

  Do you by chance have any idea why this is happening?

  Thank you in advance!

  Best regards

  Carmonte

  We found just that the problem is caused by HFM/Workspace/Application preferences, where we defined '. ' as a thousand delimiter and ',' as the decimal separator.

  As soon as we changed it back to normal ("'. ' as the decimal separator") HsGetValue retrieves the two decimal places.

  

  However: it's a bug. We will create a SR.

• 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

• Formatting decimal numbers

  I built a batting average calculator, but I would like to shape the final decimal value so that she hava a zero not significant and has only 3 digits after the decimal point. How you format the decimal values?
  
  Here is my current code:
  
  

  Ah, ok... you wanted to say "extra" zeros after comma... the thought was a little
  not sure of this, my fault.

  Well, you can't reformat a _number_ to display in this way, if you would
  forced to turn it into a string.
  I don't know if you ever have any number greater than or equal to 1, but that would be
  be something you would need to test first, then
  may modify the code to something like:
  AVG = Math.round(hits/ab*1000)/1000;
  If (avg > = 1) {}
  avgText.text = avg;
  } else {}
  var s = avg.toString ();
  avgText.text = s.substr(1,s.length-1);
  }

  This would give an output like for example
  1,324
  .532
  .076

  If you do not have numbers greater than 1 and you only want to display the
  decimals, so that the example above would be
  532
  76
  Then, you could just do:
  AVG = Math.round(hits/ab*1000)

  /Jensen/

  "ndisdabest" wrote in message
  News:e7tv3n$29q$1@forums. Macromedia.com...
  > Works very well... now it is possible to drop the zero before
  > the comma?

• Decimal numbers PHP/MySQL

  Hello
  
  I'm working on a real estate site. Most monthly apartment rental rates are round numbers like $950, however a few have odd prices like $1070,76 (where the need for decimal data type in MySQL).
  
  On the page where are all the apartment ads, what I want to do is to remove the decimal point and zeroes if the number is round because all zeros are distracting (and useless). For example:
  
  I have this code snippet:
  If ($r-> maxRent == 0) {}
  $price = ' requested rent $';
  $price. = $r-> minRent;
  $price. = "monthly";
  } else {}
  $price = ' requested rent $';
  $price. = $r-> minRent;
  $price. = '-';
  $price. = $r-> maxRent;
  $price. = "monthly";
  }
  Which shows this:
  Ask the rent 810, 00-950, 00 per month
  1070.76 rental request - $1200.00 per month
  Asking rent $1335,00 per month
  
  But I want things to be displayed like this:
  Rental $810-950 per month
  1070.76 rental request-$1200 per month
  Rental $1335 per month
  
  What I have to do it work with regular expressions (Voodoo!) or is there another way? I am currently in a situation where I have to use outdated versions instead of all (PHP 4.1.2 / MySQL 3.23) if that makes a difference in this case.
  
  I looked through my books and I tried Googling & forums for an answer to the search, but I'm not sure of exactly what I should look for, so I won't have a bit of luck. Any help would be greatly appreicated.
  
  Kind regards
  Bev
  

  bsoliman wrote:
  > But I want things to be displayed like this:
  > Asking rent $810-950 per month
  > Asking for rent 1070.76-$1200 per month
  > Asking for rent $1335 per month

  In fact, le.76 seems to me more confused than la.00. I'd do it
  Just use round() to give a round for all rents figure. However, if
  you want to do it your way, add this function to your script:

  function checkEven ($val) {}
  return preg_match ("/ \d+\.00 /', $val")? number_format ($val, 0):
  number_format ($val, 2);
  }

  Then change your code to do this:

  If ($r-> maxRent == 0) {}
  $price = ' requested rent $';
  $price. = checkEven ($r-> minRent);
  $price. = "monthly";
  } else {}
  $price = ' requested rent $';
  $price. = checkEven ($r-> minRent);
  $price. = '-';
  $price. = checkEven ($r-> maxRent);
  $price. = "monthly";
  }

  --
  Adobe Community Expert David Powers
  Author, "Foundation PHP for Dreamweaver 8" (friends of ED)
  Author, "PHP Solutions" (friends of ED)
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