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Is there a way to round to 5 cents

For eg if the output is $1.87 cents, it has to be rounded to 1.85

Like wise

88 to 90

92 to 90

93 to 95

97 to 95

98 to next $

etc

Thanx

For $i = 0 To 2 Step 0.01
    $i = Round($i, 2)
    $iVal = _Round($i)
    ConsoleWrite($i & " = " & $iVal & @CRLF)
Next


Func _Round($iVal)
    $iVal = Round($iVal * 100)
    Local $iTemp = $iVal - Mod($iVal, 5)
    If Mod($iVal, 5) >= 3 Then $iTemp += 5
    $iTemp /= 100
    Return StringFormat('%.2f', $iTemp)
EndFunc   ;==>_Round
Edited by eukalyptus
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Hi,

Dim $aAmount[5] = [200.88, 200.92, 200.93, 200.97, 200.98]

For $i = 0 To 4
    MsgBox(64, "Amount that's being rounded: $" & $aAmount[$i], "Rounded to the nearest 5 cents: $" & _RoundTo5Cent($aAmount[$i]))
Next

Func _RoundTo5Cent($iAmount)
    Switch StringRight($iAmount, 1)
        Case 1, 6
            $iAmount -= .01
        Case 2, 7
            $iAmount -= .02
        Case 3, 8
            $iAmount += .02
        Case 4, 9
            $iAmount += .01
    EndSwitch
    Return StringFormat("%.2f", $iAmount)
EndFunc

There's probably an easier way, but I had a shot at it ..lol

Cheers

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For $i = 0 To 2 Step 0.01
    $i = Round($i, 2)
    $iVal = _Round($i)
    ConsoleWrite($i & " = " & $iVal & @CRLF)
Next


Func _Round($iVal)
    $iVal = Round($iVal * 100)
    Local $iTemp = $iVal - Mod($iVal, 5)
    If Mod($iVal, 5) >= 3 Then $iTemp += 5
    $iTemp /= 100
    Return StringFormat('%.2f', $iTemp)
EndFunc   ;==>_Round

Thank u Euk

Btw some times Round(382.025, 2) is returned as 382.02 instead of 382.03...why??

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Thank u Euk

Btw some times Round(382.025, 2) is returned as 382.02 instead of 382.03...why??

Are you expecting fractions of a cent?

If so using stringsplit - StringSplit ( "string", "delimiters" [, flag ] ) - with the decimal point as the delimiter might be better. Then use the numerical value of the second second element [the part after the dec point]. That will cope with any level of decimal places.

William

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Try this version:

For $i = 0.85 To 2.10 Step 0.01
    $iVal = _Round5($i)
    ConsoleWrite($i & " = " & $iVal & @CRLF)
Next

Func _Round5($iVal)
    Local $i
    $i = Round(Mod($iVal * 100, 5), 0)
    If $i > 2 Then $iVal += 0.05
    Return StringFormat("%.2f", $iVal - $i / 100)
EndFunc   ;==>_Round5

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