Floor function

[Benjamin]

The correct floor function is Fix(), which fixes the number the way
you might fix a dog.

Note that if your dog is negative, Fix() will round him "up" towards
zero.
Note that there is no ceiling function built into Visual Basic.
Note that Google does not understand the difference between Visual
Basic and .NET.
Note that Susan G. Campbell, PhD does.

On May 16, 5:14 pm, Benjamin <bsmith.... at gmail.com> wrote:
> Is there an elegant way to perform Floor and Ceiling functions in
> script?  I tried Floor( myDoubleNumber ) and
> Math.Floor( myDoubleNumber ) but got Unknown Function errors both
> times.  The manuals and PST web site have nothing, as far as I can
> tell.
>
> I ended up hacking up a solution using the mod operator "\", but it
> seems like there should be a better way.  The mod solution would be
> particularly annoying for a ceiling function.
>
> Did I forget to install or configure something again?

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