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[Tom]

I have this

131.988

I want
132

how can I accomplish this?

[Mark Rae [MVP]]

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>I have this

131.988

I want
132

how can I accomplish this?

double MyDouble = 131.988;
string MyFormattedDoub le = MyDouble.ToStri ng("0");
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Your question should be more to the point. Usually a piece of code helps us
give you better answers.

But here it goes

dim value decimal = 131.987
label1.text = format(value, "#0")

will give you 132
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"Tom" wrote:

I have this

131.988

I want
132

how can I accomplish this?

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If you are looking to just round, you can convert the number to an integer as
well.

VB.NET
Dim decimalNumber As Decimal = 131.988
Dim intNumber As Integer = decimalNumber ' intNumber will be 132
or you can show you are converting it (use one of these methods depending on
how big your integer can get)
Dim intNumber As Integer = Convert.ToInt16 (doubleNumber)
Dim intNumber As Integer = Convert.ToInt32 (doubleNumber)
Dim intNumber As Integer = Convert.ToInt64 (doubleNumber)

or if your starting number is a double:

Dim doubleNumber As Double = 131.988
Dim intNumber As Integer = doubleNumber
C#
double doubleNumber = 131.988;
int integerNumber = Convert.ToInt16 (doubleNumber);

or depending on how big your integer will get you can also use:
int integerNumber = Convert.ToInt32 (doubleNumber);
int integerNumber = Convert.ToInt64 (doubleNumber);

Is your starting number of 131.988 a string?
You can also use (VB.NET):
Dim doubleString As String = "131.988"
Dim intNumberFromSt ring As Integer = doubleString

"Tom" wrote:

I have this

131.988

I want
132

how can I accomplish this?