Not sure this is working correctly or I am misunderstanding…?
Using the following code
A = 11 MOD 2
RETURN A AS \"A\"
The return value of A is 1 but actual result of the calculation 11/2= 5.5 so A should be 5 I think?
And then the following code
A = 2 MOD 11
RETURN A AS \"A\"
The return value is 2 which seems correct if only working to one decimal place – actual result = 0.1818
Dividing 11 by 2, give you the max round number possible of 5. So the remainder of this division is 1.
Dividing 2 by 11 is not possible, so the remainder is 2.
So it is me not understanding 🙂 and it is not working how I thought it would (was hoping to use it as part of an alternative method for ‘floor’/round down) but many thanks for the help!
I made some calculation in this video to floor number to round one: https://www.prorealcode.com/blog/video-tutorials/trading-des-chiffres-ronds-grace-a-probuilder/
(sorry it’s in French).
Not sure this is working correctly or I am misunderstanding…?
Using the following code
A = 11 MOD 2
RETURN A AS \"A\"
The return value of A is 1 but actual result of the calculation 11/2= 5.5 so A should be 5 I think?
And then the following code
A = 2 MOD 11
RETURN A AS \"A\"
The return value is 2 which seems correct if only working to one decimal place – actual result = 0.1818
Dividing 11 by 2, give you the max round number possible of 5. So the remainder of this division is 1.
Dividing 2 by 11 is not possible, so the remainder is 2.
So it is me not understanding 🙂 and it is not working how I thought it would (was hoping to use it as part of an alternative method for ‘floor’/round down) but many thanks for the help!
I made some calculation in this video to floor number to round one: https://www.prorealcode.com/blog/video-tutorials/trading-des-chiffres-ronds-grace-a-probuilder/
(sorry it’s in French).