Rounding of a value to 2 decimal points.

Hi all,
I need to round off a value to 2 decimals.
For example:
A value 13.6789 should be rounded of to 13.67 and not 13.68

Hi,
Thats Truncation not rounding, for data types P and F we cannot have sub field access,
so we cannot use offset, it leads to error results
and if we use
data : var type p decimals 2 they will be rounded hence
So, pass it to a character variable
and use write satement edition
example
data : var(7) type p decimals 4 value '13.6789 ' .
write / var.
data : var1(8) type c.
move var to var1.
write /(5) var1.
regards
prasanth

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