Calculate in form Fields

[QFlexLogistik - Sebastian Bauer]

Hello,

Does anyone have an idea how I can round off the result of a calculation in a form field?

my calculation looks like this, for example, 33 / 6 = 5.5 and it should be 5.

[Daniel Florey]

Hi,

you can use the number renderer to cut off the part after the comma like this:

${myresult;number(op=#)}

This will not do a proper rounding, it will just cut off the digits after the comma (e.g. 5.9 will become 5).

I'll try to add rounding to the number renderer next week.

Best,

Daniel

Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Kind regards

Sebastian Bauer
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[QFlexLogistik - Sebastian Bauer]

Hi Daniel,

I followed this guide:

https://help.ultradox.com/en/guides/quickstarts/calculatevalues.html

and then I simply add a new line to the calculation?

[Daniel Florey]

Ah, ok. If you are using JavasScript to do the calculation you could just use

Math.round(.  ....put your calculation here....     )

in the JavaScript code.

In your case something like

Math.round(33 / 6)

should do the trick (using variables instead of numbers).

[QFlexLogistik - Sebastian Bauer]

Hi Daniel,

unfortunately with math.round ( ${...} / $ {...} ) the result is 5.5 not 5 but 6, so mathematically rounded, I only need the number before the decimal point.

[Daniel Florey]

You can use Math.abs() instead of Math.round() then.