>>All,
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>>Given the user input being the numeric value between 249.99 and 999.94 with 2 decimal places and always ending in .99 I have to return a number that is evenly divisible by 3 with up to 2 decimals.
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>>Example:
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>>User enters 599.99 and I have to display that he needs to use 599.97.
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>Your hypothesis makes no sense. 599.97 is not equially divisible by 3 ... 600 is , 597.00 is and 597.99 is but not what you've supplied. You may need to be a bit more specific in your question.

Now you're confusing me. Divisible by 3 with up to 2 decimals means that 199.99 * 3 = 599.97. No?

If that's how it works, then the problem seems pretty trivial. Divide by 3, drop any decimals beyond 2, and multiply by 3. Perhaps you're right though. If the problem is that trivial, then maybe that's not really what it's about.