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David91
Frequent Contributor
3 years ago

Round digits number hundereths

I need some advice. how to round the destination position to .. 5,21 to 5,20 5,22 to 5,20 5,23 to 5,25 5,24 to 5,25 5,25 to 5,25 5,26 to 5,25 5,27 to 5,25 5,28 to 5,30 5,29 to 5,30 is ther...
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David91
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function test42(numb)
{
var mystr, mynewstring, mynewnumber;

mystr = aqConvert.VarToStr(numb);

if (aqString.SubString(mystr, 0, 1 = 1) || aqString.SubString(mystr,0,1 = 2))
{
mynewsting = aqString.SubString(mystr,0,3) + "0";
Log.Message(mynewsting)
mynewnumber = aqConvert.VarToStr(mynewstring);
Log.Message(mynewnumber)
}

else if (aqString.SubString(mystr, 0, 1 >= 3) || aqString.SubString(mystr,0,1 <= 7))
{
mynewsting = aqString.SubString(mystr,0,3) + "5";
Log.Message(mynewsting)
mynewnumber = aqConvert.VarToStr(mynewstring);
Log.Message(mynewnumber)
}

else if (aqString.SubString(mystr, 0, 1 = 8) || aqString.SubString(mystr,0,1 = 9))
{
mynewnumber = Math.round(numb)
Log.Message(mynewnumber)
}
}

I've rewritten your script into executable form but it doesn't work... it says error with number in first if .. photo

 

 

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Marsha_R
Moderator
3 years ago
if (aqString.SubString(mystr, 0, 1 = 1) || aqString.SubString(mystr,0,1 = 2))

 should be

 

if (aqString.SubString(mystr,0,1) = 1 || aqString.SubString(mystr,0,1) = 2)

 

note the change in parentheses and do that in the other ifs

 

 

  • David91's avatar
    David91
    Frequent Contributor
    3 years ago
    function test42(numb)
    {
    var mystr, mynewstring, mynewnumber;

    mystr = aqConvert.VarToStr(numb);

    if (aqString.SubString(mystr,0,1) == 1 || aqString.SubString(mystr,0,1) == 2)
    {
    mynewsting = aqString.SubString(mystr,0,3) + "0";
    Log.Message(mynewsting)
    mynewnumber = aqConvert.VarToStr(mynewstring);
    Log.Message(mynewnumber)
    }

    else if (aqString.SubString(mystr, 0, 1) >= 3 || aqString.SubString(mystr,0,1) <= 7)
    {
    mynewsting = aqString.SubString(mystr,0,3) + "5";
    Log.Message(mynewsting)
    mynewnumber = aqConvert.VarToStr(mynewstring);
    Log.Message(mynewnumber)
    }

    else if (aqString.SubString(mystr, 0, 1) == 8 || aqString.SubString(mystr,0,1) == 9)
    {
    mynewnumber = Math.round(numb)
    Log.Message(mynewnumber)
    }
    }

     the brackets have been corrected. The error was still in the wrong syntax so I put == instead of =. Then it passes but everything is rounded with 5 at the end