VAR 0 rounds to a whole number just as OCONV(VAR, 'MD0') does. If you
want to drive the next programmer who comes along absolutely nuts, you
could use that. ;)
Charlie
On 05-08-2013 8:45 AM, George Gallen wrote:
Yes, it would do that. Have to keep that one in mind, instead of the old
INT(#+.5) if going to a whole number
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It doesn't do nothing - it rounds - if the input value is 55.5 you get 56 as
output. It only does nothing if your input is a whole number.;
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George,
After sending it I thought, "Well,... that OCONV acomplishes nothing!"
Dale
On 05/08/2013 08:32 AM, George Gallen wrote:
What purpose will the OCONV(var,"MD0") serve?
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if var is XXX.XX
ICONV(var,"MD2") then OCONV(var,"MD0")
Dale
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