Some math problems

[Evolution445]

Hi,

Im making a small tool that helps gamers keep track of their kills and deaths, and their kill/death ratio.

I calculate ratio on startup of the program, straight after kills and deaths are loaded off my website.

Dim ratio As Decimal
 
ratio = Val(txt_kills.Text / txt_deaths.Text)
 

At the moment, kills = 172 and deaths = 145. Ratio results in 1,1862068. How can I round this number up and turn this into a number with 2 integers after the dot? ( 1.19 )

I tried a hundred things so far but I cannot figure this out.


Any help appreciated. Thanks!

[tlhintoq]

Multiply your result by 100
Move it into an int (which doesn't carry any decimal points)
Then move it back into a float divided by 100

[Evolution445]

I cannot use "ToFloat" and as type, my VB2005 doesnt recognise a Float either.
Currently I have:

        Dim ratio As Decimal
        Dim ratio2 As Int32
        Dim ratio3
        ratio = Val(txt_kills.Text / txt_deaths.Text) * 100
        ratio2 = Decimal.ToInt32(ratio)
        ratio3 = Val(ratio2 / 100)
 

This results in 1,186207, this means its rounded up but still not what I want. How can I turn this into 1.19 properly ?

Thanks in advance

[Evolution445]

Fixed now, I had an error somewhere else, which meant during debug, VB2005 didnt show the latest changes I made in code. Thanks for help