Rounding decimals up using the field calculator

[EdelSødal_Pedersen]

Hi,

I'm new to python and couldn't find an answer elsewhere to this problem. And I guess it's not a big deal actually, but I just don't get it...

Code Block:
def tvol(a, b, area):
if (a >=2):
  return a*b/100

Expression:
tvol(!a!, !b!, !AREA!)

How do I get rounded values in the end, like VB would do. F. ex. 35.5 --> 36 and not 35, 35.4 --> 35.
Someone having an idea how to put this into the above script?

Thanks!

[EdelSødal_Pedersen]

Hi,

replace the !A! and !B! with the fieldnames you want to use for the calculation.
If you want results without decimals use: round(!A!* !B! /10) and with decimal places: round(!A!* !B! /10.0)
10.0 could be any number you want to use, you just have to define the number of decimals, even if the field type is double and allows more decimals the script will not return more than what you have defined within the script.
Hope that helps!

[ChrisGraves]

Hi Iris,

Thanks for your reply this has given me what I need and I've learn't something too!

Have a good day.

Thankyou,

Chris