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Round up over to 49 to 100 and under to 0

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CJwater

CJwater

IS-IT--Management
Mar 26, 2008
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Can anyone explain how to or give me a "simple" example I need to create a SQL query for a report that rounds down to 0 in the tens if the value is under 50 and Up to 100 if it's fifty and over.

Thanks
CJ
 
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What do you have that isn't working right?

The helpdesk is at extension 600 and they would be glad to help you.

Lodlaiden

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Maybe this?

Code: 
Select Round(449, -2)
Select Round(450, -2)
Select Round(451, -2)

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YES! George Thanks for your response,seems so simple but it's what I was trying to figure out how to do...

CJ

 
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