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Q1503 How do I round a number which is separated by commas to 2 decimal places, e.g. 10,987.9876 to 10987.98?

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If there is a comma it is not a number but a string. Do this:

<script language="JavaScript"><!--
myNumber = parseFloat(myCommaNumber.split(',').join('.'));

and then use the round function in the number faq.
after that you reverse it:
myCommaNumber = "" round(myNumber);
myCommaNumber = myCommaNumber.split('.').join(','));
//--></script>

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