Format Command / Rounding Numbers

Can anyone help me use the format command to round down and up number ?

Thanks

What do you need the format function for?

Code:

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Public Function Round(Num As String) As Integer
    Dim NumDec As String
    On Error GoTo extrnd


    If IsNumeric(Num) = False Or InStr(Num, ".") = False Then
        GoTo extrnd 'Make sure the parameter num is numeric, and a Decimal before trying to round it
    Else
        NumDec = Mid(Num, InStr(Num, "."), Len(Num)) 'We find all the numbers To the right of the decimal.
        NumDec = Right(NumDec, Len(NumDec) - 1) 'We Get rid of the "." before the number
    End If


    If Left(NumDec, 1) >= 5 Then 'Find out if the FIRST number in the Decimal is greater than or equal To 5
        Num = Int(Num) + 1 'If so, drop the decimal, Then add one
    Else
        Num = Int(Num) 'If not, just drop the decimal.
    End If
    Round = Num
extrnd:
    Exit Function
End Function

'9.4 = 9
'9.5 = 10

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Hope that helps.

Firstly Thanks !
I would like to use format to format a number with X numbers after the decimal.

This code will round off a decimal to specified number of places.

Code:

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Public Function SigFig(value As Double, SigFigs As Long) _
  As Double
  'Rounds off the significant figures to SigFigs places
  'ie, (3.14159, 4) = 3.142; (12345678.431,3)=12300000 etc
  Dim Ss As Variant
  Dim i As Long
  Dim S As String
  Dim OOM As Long 'Order of Magnitude
  Dim doneSet As Boolean
  Dim TotalS As String
 
  '~25mS/100 on 233MHz NT machine (~170mS/1000)
 
  'Split requires VB6, or use VB5 version available on
  'FreeVBCode.com
  Ss = Split(value, ".")
 
   
  If UBound(Ss, 1) = 1 Then
    'you've got a real number with valid figures
    'after the decimal
    If Len(Ss(0)) = 1 And Ss(0) = "0" Then
      'you've got no integer portion
      OOM = -1
      For i = 1 To Len(Ss(1))
        S = Mid(Ss(1), i, 1)
        If S = "0" And doneSet = False Then
          OOM = OOM - 1
        End If
        If S <> "0" Then doneSet = True
        If doneSet = True Then TotalS = TotalS & S
       
      Next i
    Else
      'integer portion dictates Order Of Magnitude
      OOM = Len(Ss(0)) - 1
      TotalS = Ss(0) & Ss(1)
     
    End If
       
  Else
   
    'integer
    OOM = Len(Ss(0)) - 1
    TotalS = Ss(0)
   
   
  End If
       
 
  If SigFigs > Len(TotalS) Then SigFig = value: Exit Function
 
 
  S = ""
  For i = 1 To SigFigs + 1
       
      S = S & Mid(TotalS, i, 1)
  Next i
       
  S = CStr(CLng(Val(S) / 10))
  SigFig = S / 10 ^ (Len(S) - 1)
  S = SigFig & "E" & OOM
  SigFig = S
 
 
   
End Function

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In VB6 you can use the built-in Round function. Round(45.456, 1) returns 45.5 and Round(45.456, 2) returns 45.46, etc.

Thanks for pointing that out MartinLiss. I wouldn't know the because I don't have Vb 6.0.