How to round off the values of any column in SQL using Python language

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In this code I want the value to be rounded of multiplication of FIREBASE and FIRFAC and to be saved in the temp field. How to do that??

What I have tried:

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DW3P['TEMP_FIELD'] = DW3P['FIREABASE']*DW3P['FIRFAC']
round['TEMP_FIELD'] = TEMP_FIELD
BASE_DIFFERENCE = [round('TEMP_FIELD')]-['FIREA-BASE']
TOTAL_DIFFERENCE = ['TOTAL_DIFFERENCE'] + ['BASE_DIFFERENCE']
DW3P[round('TEMP_FIELD')] = DW3P['FIREABASE']

Posted 15-Mar-22 8:36am

Yashwant Singh Shekhawat

Updated 15-Mar-22 9:35am

Maciej Los

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Maciej Los 15-Mar-22 16:49pm

By using Python round() Function[^]?

Yashwant Singh Shekhawat 15-Mar-22 22:14pm

I have applied round function but I am getting syntax error....can you please help me with the correct syntax with this code

Richard Deeming 16-Mar-22 4:38am

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Maciej Los 16-Mar-22 7:59am

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