Round Numbers is used to perform various kinds of rounding operations such as (up, down, ceiling, floor, half up, half down, half even, half ceiling & half floor) on floating point numbers. You can select the number of digits (precision) to round by as well.
The Rounding of numerical value means replacing it by another number that is approximately equal, but less precise. It is often used for reporting and communication purposes.
Settings Explained
1. Round Type
Select the rounding type you want to use. Checkout the types of rounding.
Up (Away from Zero)
Input: 1.234, Precision: 2
1.24Down (Towards Zero)
Input: 1.234, Precision: 2
1.23Ceiling (Towards +Infinity)
Input: 1.234, Precision: 2
1.24Floor (Towards -Infinity)
Input: 1.234, Precision: 2
1.23Half Up (Towards nearest neighbor. If equidistant, up)
Input: 1.234, Precision: 2
1.23Input: 1.235, Precision: 2
1.24Half Down (Towards nearest neighbor. If equidistant, down)
Input: 1.235, Precision: 2
1.23Input: 1.236, Precision: 2
1.24Half Even (Towards nearest neighbor. If equidistant, towards even neighbor)
Input: 1.234, Precision: 2
1.23Input: 1.235, Precision: 2
1.24Half Ceiling (Towards nearest neighbor. If equidistant, towards +Infinity)
Input: 1.234, Precision: 2
1.23Input: 1.235, Precision: 2
1.24Half Floor (Towards nearest neighbor. If equidistant, towards -Infinity)
Input: 1.235, Precision: 2
1.23Input: 1.236, Precision: 2
1.242. Precision
Choose the precision you want to use during the rounding operation.
The examples below assume an input of 1.234 and a Up (Away from Zero) Rounding operationPrecision: 1
1.3Precision: 2
1.24
History
- Apr 1, 2018
- Tool Launched
Comments 0