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This is probably an easy question but i'm in it so deep that i totally
do not see the answer.

I get the number 61;
I need to know the nearest decimal up. So I need to know 70.

how do I do that?

I'm totally stuck.

Antoine Adams wrote:
> I get the number 61;
> I need to know the nearest decimal up. So I need to know 70.

$roundup = $num % 10 ? $num - $num % 10 + 10 : $num;

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>>>>> "Antoine" == Antoine Adams <> writes:

Antoine> I get the number 61;
Antoine> I need to know the nearest decimal up. So I need to know 70.

I usually cheat with something like 10*int(($num+9)/10), if I know
they're all integers.

print "Just another Perl hacker,"

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> print "Just another Perl hacker,"

Ok ok.. thx guys.

3 solutions and all three work..
I liked them all and tested them all

Thx thx thx thx

Now I can continue playing with GD::Graph and mysql data uotput sorting

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