How to round a decimal to the next nearest “10s”?
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I have a decimal value 61.31.
I would like to know if it is possible to round it to the next (not neccessarily the nearest) "10s" which is 61.40
Something like
1.07 => 1.10
1.11 => 1.20
61.31 => 61.40
I did some research and I can see setscale() in Decimal class but I need the value to the next nearest 10s.
Is it possible to do that in apex ?
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I have a decimal value 61.31.
I would like to know if it is possible to round it to the next (not neccessarily the nearest) "10s" which is 61.40
Something like
1.07 => 1.10
1.11 => 1.20
61.31 => 61.40
I did some research and I can see setscale() in Decimal class but I need the value to the next nearest 10s.
Is it possible to do that in apex ?
apex
asked 2 days ago
Aaron Wilfred
563517
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1
down vote
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up vote
1
down vote
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I have a decimal value 61.31.
I would like to know if it is possible to round it to the next (not neccessarily the nearest) "10s" which is 61.40
Something like
1.07 => 1.10
1.11 => 1.20
61.31 => 61.40
I did some research and I can see setscale() in Decimal class but I need the value to the next nearest 10s.
Is it possible to do that in apex ?
apex
asked 2 days ago
Aaron Wilfred
563517
I have a decimal value 61.31.
I would like to know if it is possible to round it to the next (not neccessarily the nearest) "10s" which is 61.40
Something like
1.07 => 1.10
1.11 => 1.20
61.31 => 61.40
I did some research and I can see setscale() in Decimal class but I need the value to the next nearest 10s.
Is it possible to do that in apex ?
apex
apex
asked 2 days ago
Aaron Wilfred
563517
asked 2 days ago
Aaron Wilfred
563517
asked 2 days ago
Aaron Wilfred
563517
asked 2 days ago
Aaron Wilfred
563517
asked 2 days ago
Aaron Wilfred
563517
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You can use the setScale() method with RoundingMode.UP or RoundingMode.CEILING depending on your preferred behavior with negative numbers. (UP rounds away from zero, CEILING towards positive infinity).
Decimal d = 61.31;
d = d.setScale(1, RoundingMode.UP);
21:39:19:002 USER_DEBUG [3]|DEBUG|61.4
If you need the second decimal place, just do another setScale(2):
Decimal d = 61.31;
d = d.setScale(1, RoundingMode.UP);
System.debug(d.setScale(2));
21:41:33:002 USER_DEBUG [3]|DEBUG|61.40
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1 Answer
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active
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active
oldest
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accepted
You can use the setScale() method with RoundingMode.UP or RoundingMode.CEILING depending on your preferred behavior with negative numbers. (UP rounds away from zero, CEILING towards positive infinity).
Decimal d = 61.31;
d = d.setScale(1, RoundingMode.UP);
21:39:19:002 USER_DEBUG [3]|DEBUG|61.4
If you need the second decimal place, just do another setScale(2):
Decimal d = 61.31;
d = d.setScale(1, RoundingMode.UP);
System.debug(d.setScale(2));
21:41:33:002 USER_DEBUG [3]|DEBUG|61.40
answered 2 days ago
David Reed
25.9k51645
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up vote
3
down vote
accepted
You can use the setScale() method with RoundingMode.UP or RoundingMode.CEILING depending on your preferred behavior with negative numbers. (UP rounds away from zero, CEILING towards positive infinity).
Decimal d = 61.31;
d = d.setScale(1, RoundingMode.UP);
21:39:19:002 USER_DEBUG [3]|DEBUG|61.4
If you need the second decimal place, just do another setScale(2):
Decimal d = 61.31;
d = d.setScale(1, RoundingMode.UP);
System.debug(d.setScale(2));
21:41:33:002 USER_DEBUG [3]|DEBUG|61.40
answered 2 days ago
David Reed
25.9k51645
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
You can use the setScale() method with RoundingMode.UP or RoundingMode.CEILING depending on your preferred behavior with negative numbers. (UP rounds away from zero, CEILING towards positive infinity).
Decimal d = 61.31;
d = d.setScale(1, RoundingMode.UP);
21:39:19:002 USER_DEBUG [3]|DEBUG|61.4
If you need the second decimal place, just do another setScale(2):
Decimal d = 61.31;
d = d.setScale(1, RoundingMode.UP);
System.debug(d.setScale(2));
21:41:33:002 USER_DEBUG [3]|DEBUG|61.40
answered 2 days ago
David Reed
25.9k51645
You can use the setScale() method with RoundingMode.UP or RoundingMode.CEILING depending on your preferred behavior with negative numbers. (UP rounds away from zero, CEILING towards positive infinity).
Decimal d = 61.31;
d = d.setScale(1, RoundingMode.UP);
21:39:19:002 USER_DEBUG [3]|DEBUG|61.4
If you need the second decimal place, just do another setScale(2):
Decimal d = 61.31;
d = d.setScale(1, RoundingMode.UP);
System.debug(d.setScale(2));
21:41:33:002 USER_DEBUG [3]|DEBUG|61.40
answered 2 days ago
David Reed
25.9k51645
answered 2 days ago
David Reed
25.9k51645
answered 2 days ago
David Reed
25.9k51645
answered 2 days ago
David Reed
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25.9k51645
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