Decimal "cut off"??

[frix199]

hey!

i got a problem with a decimal...

theres a decimal: 190,2375 (NOT always with theese numbers!)
how can i make it: 190,24 ?????

thankz!

[Kasracer]

Well there is Math.Round() for rounding decimals but those are commas.... I don't think there is any built in functions for rounding off values with commas. Did you mean decimals and accidently put commas or vice versa?

[frix199]

thanks for replying!

the problem is that i want only 2 decimals, i mean the numbers after comma...
*,???? to
*,??

round makes 14,683 15....

thanks

[mrcrash]

Two decimal places:-
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[frix199]

God bless you mrcrash!!!!

THANKS!!!

[gigemboy]

The commas wouldn't matter correct?? Its just that the "decimal" value is represented as a comma on his computer setting, so it should still work...

[jmcilhinney]

To aggregate the solutions provided so far, if you want the result to be a Decimal then use Math.Round. If you want the result to be a String then use ToString, although I'd go with "n2" as the parameter. Same result, just using a standard format string instead of a custom one.