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Posted Tuesday, November 13, 2012 2:39 AM
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Im performing some calculations and I need to round up the 2 decimal places to the next highest place
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calculation result
10.434 should become 10.44
I cant seem to do this with the ROUND function, is the anything else that will do this ?
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Posted Tuesday, November 13, 2012 2:48 AM
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Your rounding is not following correct rounding rules, typically anything between 0-4 is rounded down and 5-9 rounded up, so to round a value to 10.44 it would have to be between 10.435 and 10.444.
Can you explain why your logic is not to follow standard rounding?
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SELECT CEILING(10.434 * 100)/100
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