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Function Int
Hi all,
I'm surprise by this result on excel( 2000, 2002, XP ) (win200, XP) sub test() Dim x as Long x = Int(37.7266 * 10000) ' x = 377265 ' I hope x = 377266 ' but for : x = int(37.7263 * 10000) ' I have x = 377263 end sub In fact 37.7263 give expected result, 37.7264, no, 37.7265, ok and so on... Does somebody have an explanation ? |
Function Int
Take out the Int stuff and it should be fine:
Sub test() Dim x As Long x = 37.7266 * 10000 ' x = 377265 ' I hope x = 377266 ' but for : x = 37.7263 * 10000 ' I have x = 377263 -- -John Northwest11 Please rate when your question is answered to help us and others know what is helpful. "bcar" wrote: Hi all, I'm surprise by this result on excel( 2000, 2002, XP ) (win200, XP) sub test() Dim x as Long x = Int(37.7266 * 10000) ' x = 377265 ' I hope x = 377266 ' but for : x = int(37.7263 * 10000) ' I have x = 377263 end sub In fact 37.7263 give expected result, 37.7264, no, 37.7265, ok and so on... Does somebody have an explanation ? |
Function Int
John Bundy a écrit :
Take out the Int stuff and it should be fine: Sub test() Dim x As Long x = 37.7266 * 10000 ' x = 377265 ' I hope x = 377266 ' but for : x = 37.7263 * 10000 ' I have x = 377263 no because it's an expression and it's possible to have more than 4 decimals numbers. the complete expression is : x = y * 10000 - Int(y * 10000) I know it's posssible to do x = y - round(y, 4) or to do : tmp = y * 10000 x = tmp - Int(tmp) The 2 solution work fine, but I don't want a solution, I'm surprised by the result and I search an explanation Thanks |
Function Int
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or http://tinyurl.com/wkmvr -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "bcar" wrote in message ... John Bundy a écrit : Take out the Int stuff and it should be fine: Sub test() Dim x As Long x = 37.7266 * 10000 ' x = 377265 ' I hope x = 377266 ' but for : x = 37.7263 * 10000 ' I have x = 377263 no because it's an expression and it's possible to have more than 4 decimals numbers. the complete expression is : x = y * 10000 - Int(y * 10000) I know it's posssible to do x = y - round(y, 4) or to do : tmp = y * 10000 x = tmp - Int(tmp) The 2 solution work fine, but I don't want a solution, I'm surprised by the result and I search an explanation Thanks |
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