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That makes s = &quot;.2f&quot; for me?
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sprintf(s, &quot;%.2f&quot;, 322.33333);<br />
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Works.. needed the %..<br />
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Thanks!
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sprintf(s, "%.2f", 322.33333);

Works.. needed the %..

Thanks!

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sorry, not quite woken up yet.<br />

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I need to format a double so it only has 2 decimal places.. the length of the double is always different.
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I need to format a double so it only has 2 decimal places.. the length of the double is always different.

How can I format a double to have only 2 decimal places? C++

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