PLC5 DIV rounding vs ControlLogix DIV truncating

[caro_0126d]

Multiply it by 100 into an integer destination, then divide that result by 100 into a floating point destination.

But you are not "eliminating" the floating point ...

Thank you so much . Works perfectly.

Attach a image with both ways , but your solution is so easy and well done. Thanks

 

[janner_10]

Multiply it by 100 into an integer destination, then divide that result by 100 into a floating point destination.

But you are not "eliminating" the floating point ...

Thought you retired?

 

[daba]

Thought you retired?

Only from gainful employment, still feel I can make contributions here....

 

[TheWaterboy]

Only from gainful employment, still feel I can make contributions here....

the world needs more people like this.

 

[daba]

and another for luck

 

[cidchase]

the world needs more people like this.

YES More retired people!!
I will be there very soon...

On another note, I prefer:
"Noli illegitimi carborundum"

 

[parky]

@ Daba, Ego feci partem meam nunc possum relaxare et facere quod ego
I'm there too.

 

[Peter Nachtwey]

I thought that S:13 held the quotient and S:14 held the remainder. If you know he remainder you can round any way you want.