The Round-to-ndigits calculator rounds an input number to the number of decimal places specified by n. The rounding operation rounds up at 5 in the n+1st place, treating negative numbers as absolute values.
EXAMPLES:
Round-to-n digits[n = 2, x=1.445] = 1.45
Round-to-n digits[n = 2, x = 1.49999999999] = 1.50
Round-to-n digits[n = 4, x = 1.49999999999] = 1.5000
Round-to-n digits[n = 3, x = -1.777777] = -1.778
Additional Resources:
The Round-to-Integer rounds an input number to the nearest integer (CLICK HERE).