Hi there, I was wondering if there is a similar function to format-number, but without rounding, so I don't have to create a custom one that involves string manipulation. For example I have two values: let $x := <value>15.224134</value> let $y := <value>15.2249348734</value> The following command will create different output for the two values (result for $x will be 15.224, result for $y will be 15.225) format-number(xs:decimal($x), "0.000")) Thanks, George
Hi George, I guess you’ll need to write an extra function: declare function local:floor( $number as xs:decimal, $scale as xs:integer ) as xs:decimal { let $factor := xs:decimal(math:pow(10, $scale)) return floor($number * $factor) div $factor }; local:floor($y, <value>15.2249348734</value>) Hope this helps, Christian On Fri, Jan 13, 2017 at 2:16 PM, George Sofianos <gsf.greece@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi there, I was wondering if there is a similar function to format-number, but without rounding, so I don't have to create a custom one that involves string manipulation.
For example I have two values: let $x := <value>15.224134</value> let $y := <value>15.2249348734</value>
The following command will create different output for the two values (result for $x will be 15.224, result for $y will be 15.225)
format-number(xs:decimal($x), "0.000"))
Thanks,
George
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