how to round the Number

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Hi
I have problem in rounding the number with decimal

search result I only got the following answer.
select round(1.12,1) it takes as 1.10.
select round(1.15,1) it takes as 1.20.

But I need the result like below.

Ex: 12.34 = 12.30
Ex: 12.35 = 12.35
Ex: 12.36 = 12.40
Ex: 12.95 = 12.95
Ex: 12.96 =13.00

Pls help me

Maideen

Posted 6-Jul-15 14:11pm

Maideen Abdul Kader

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PIEBALDconsult 6-Jul-15 20:23pm

A few examples makes it look like you can multiply by 2, round, then divide by 2. See how that works for you.

Maideen Abdul Kader 6-Jul-15 20:42pm

thank
By using your advice
If I round
12.31 / 12.32 goes to 12.30
12.33 / 12.34 / 12.35 / 12.36 / 12.37 goes to 12.35
12.38 / 12.39 goes to 12.40
I think so, sounds good. in Cents, not so much lose or gain. Thank you.

Maideen Abdul Kader 6-Jul-15 20:45pm

Hi
I do not have option "Answered" Previously I got. any issue site?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Jul-15 21:23pm

Would you explain why rounding a number? I'm serious. The answer will depend on that.
—SA

Maideen Abdul Kader 6-Jul-15 21:31pm

In our country, GST has been implemented just 2 month before. Our Govt want to round up 5 and 10 cents. because we do not have 1 cents and 2 cents in coin. that why i need. Anyway credit goes to PIEBALD

maideen

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Mehdi Gholam · Accepted Answer · 2015-07-06T18:41:00

Solution 2

Try :

SQL

select round(1.12*10,1)/10

Posted 6-Jul-15 18:41pm

Mehdi Gholam