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what's wrong with $number=int($number *100);<br />
or even<br />
$number*=100;<br />

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what's wrong with $number=int($number *100);
or even
$number*=100;


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Thanks ozo<br />
<br />
$Number = 0.06;<br />
$Number = sprintf(&quot;%.0f&quot;,$Number*100<wbr />);<br />
print $Number;<br />
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Works Great!
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Thanks ozo

$Number = 0.06;
$Number = sprintf("%.0f",$Number*100);
print $Number;

Works Great!

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Hi All<br />
<br />
I need some help with this, I have a variable value of 0.06 and would like to change it to 6 here is what I have.<br />
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CODE: <br />
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$Number = 0.06;<br />
$Number = sprintf(&quot;%0.2f&quot;, $Number);<br />
print $Number;<br />
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<br />
Result Now: 0.06<br />
Wanted Result: 6<br />
<br />
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Hi All

I need some help with this, I have a variable value of 0.06 and would like to change it to 6 here is what I have.

CODE: 

$Number = 0.06;
$Number = sprintf("%0.2f", $Number);
print $Number;


Result Now: 0.06
Wanted Result: 6




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