Function Reference

Round

Returns a number rounded to a specified number of decimal places.

Round ( expression [, decimalplaces] )

Parameters

expression Any valid numeric expression.

decimalplaces [optional] Number indicating how many places to the right of the decimal are included in the rounding. If omitted, Round returns an integer.

Return Value

Returns rounded number.

Remarks

The decimalplaces parameter can be negative which allows you to round to the ones, tens, hundred, etc. place. Note that up to fifteen digits of a number are displayed, and note that decimalplaces will never pad a number with trailing zeros.

Ceiling, Floor, Int, Number, Random

Example

Example 1

#include <MsgBoxConstants.au3>
Local $iRound1= Round (-1.582,1); Returns -1.6.
Local $iRound2= Round (3.1415,9); No change is made.
Local $iRound3= Round (123.5,- 1); Returns 120
MsgBox ($MB_SYSTEMMODAL,"","The following values were rounded: "&@CRLF &_
$iRound1&@CRLF &$iRound2&@CRLF &$iRound3)

Example 2

#include <MsgBoxConstants.au3>
Example()
Func  Example()
; Assign a Local variable an Array which will contain the rounded numbers.
Local $aRound[5]
$aRound[0]= Round (-1.582,1); Returns -1.6.
$aRound[1]= Round (3.1415,9); Returns 3.1415
$aRound[2]= Round (123.5,- 1); Returns 120.
$aRound[3]= Round (123.5); Returns 124.
$aRound[4]= Round (50); Returns 50.
; Display the results.
For $i= 0To UBound ($aRound)- 1
MsgBox ($MB_SYSTEMMODAL,"","Round"&$i&": "&$aRound[$i]&@CRLF )
Next
EndFunc ;==>Example