>>>>>>>>>>I have a program that calculates a bunch of dollar figures as well as many whole number counts. Somehow I need the dollar figures to always round down(ie. 98.768 = 98.76), and the whole number counts to round up(55.6 = 56). These calculations are spread throughout the many forms and pages that make up the application. I am hoping for some type of SET option.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Shane
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>SET FIXED TO 2
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>OOPS...
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>SET DECIMALS TO 2
>>>>>>>>SET FIXED ON
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>OOPS again... FIXED rounds it up...sorry
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>One more...
>>>>>>
>>>>>>nDollars = 12.237
>>>>>>
>>>>>>nFixedDollars = (INT((nDollars)*100))/100
>>>>>>
>>>>>>nFixedDollars = 12.23
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I KNOW that works
>>>>>
>>>>>Yes it work, but Floor(nDollars) is easier ;)
>>>>
>>>>OK, I give up. What's the practical difference between floor() and int()?
>>>>
>>>>... where the hell is my user's manual anyway?? .....
>>>
>>>never mind.... negative numbers....
>>>
>>>... ever have one of those days?? I got a couple cylinders that are misfiring today.
>>
>>I think I found the moldy cheese....now if I could only find that box of Q-tips...
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>And the award for most responses to himself goes to MATT MCDONNELL!!!!! :-)

Thank you all. But the real credit goes to my dysfunctional family for making me this neurotic. ;-)