How do I...How to get rounded figure in SQL

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Dear all,

I want rounded valuel
For Example--
97/10 answer must be 10, but how?

Posted 3-Jun-14 0:01am

Amit Vasi

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hypermellow 3-Jun-14 6:17am

What do you mean 97/10 answer must be 10?

Nelek 3-Jun-14 6:52am

97/10 = 9.7 --> Rounded = 10

hypermellow 3-Jun-14 6:56am

Thanks ... worked it out after read OGs solution.

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Solution 1

Try:

SQL

SELECT (97 + (10 - 1)) / 10

Posted 3-Jun-14 0:17am

OriginalGriff

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Nelek 3-Jun-14 6:54am

101/9 would not be 11 with that logic. Has SQL no round function?

hypermellow 3-Jun-14 6:58am

Hi Nelek,
OGs solution produces a result of 10.
Paste into a query window and run it.

Nelek 3-Jun-14 7:07am

I know, but that will only work if the divisor is 10, and I think the OP asked it more general, using just an example of 97/10.

hypermellow 3-Jun-14 7:02am

MSSQL Round function:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms175003%28v=sql.110%29.aspx

Solution 3

CAST(ROUND( CAST(97 as DECIMAL) /CAST(10 as DECIMAL),0) AS INT)

Posted 3-Jun-14 2:07am

nitinpalewar

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hypermellow · Accepted Answer · 2014-06-03T00:27:00

Solution 2

Another one to try:

SQL

DECLARE @number DECIMAL(10,2)
DECLARE @divisor DECIMAL(10,2)
DECLARE @result DECIMAL(10,0)

SELECT @number=97
SELECT @divisor=10
SELECT @result = (@number/@divisor)

PRINT CONVERT(VARCHAR(32),@result)

Posted 3-Jun-14 0:27am

hypermellow