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There is the MEL function TRUNCATE( value, point ) where point is the number of spaces after the decimal point after truncating. I do not know if truncate rounds or not. There is also the MEL function ROUND( value, point ) which does round, example ROUND( 75.75 ) becomes 76. ROUND ( 75.77, 1) should become 75.8, I think. Beverly

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