Rounding inconsistency in repeating table

[#1]

In our LiveCycle Designer form design we have a repeating table with a Total field. The total is rounding some numbers up and not rounding other numbers. For example:

58.81 x 42.5 = 2499.43 which is correct.

60.49 x 5.5 = 332.69 which is incorrect - it should be 332.70.

The JavaScript formula we are using is:

this.rawValue = OTRate.rawValue * Hours.rawValue

Any ideas on what is going on here???

[#2]

You can use (60.49 * 5.5).toFixed(2) to get 332.70.

This is how JavaScript maths works, the same thing happens in a internet browser.

[#3]

I've never noticed this before, sorry for the bum steer.  I did test this in IE 11, as I always thought javascript maths worked the same, but seems IE 11 is the only one that returns 332.70, Edge, Chrome and FF return 332.69.

Maybe try

(OT.rawValue * Hours.rawValue + 0.001).toFixed(2)

I guess it has something to do with the rounding of a decimal ending in 5.

[#4]

I put this in the calculate field and it calculated but still gave the wrong answer

(OT.rawValue * Hours.rawValue).toFixed(2);

[#5]

I'm confused. If using the field names I have above (not static numbers as in your example), would this be:

(OT.rawValue * Hours.rawValue).toFixed(2)

??

Because that doesn't work under the calculate function of LiveCycle Designer.

[#6]

Hi,

There is a rounding function in Livecycle, but only for FormCalc.

However, even it does some strange things. Your calculation comes to 332.695 but rounding to 2 digits gives the answer 332.69, not 332.70

Apparently Adobe dont understand how to Round.

Round

Evaluates a given numeric value or expression and returns a number rounded to a given number of decimal places.

Syntax

Round(n1 [, n2])  

Parameters

Parameter	Description
n1	A numeric value or expression to be evaluated.
n2 (optional)	The number of decimal places with which to evaluate n1 to a maximum of 12. If you do not include a value for n2, or if n2 is invalid, the function assumes the number of decimal places is 0.

Note: FormCalc follows the IEEE-754 international standard when handling floating point numeric values. For more information, see Number literals.

Examples

The following expressions are examples of using the Round function:

Expression	Returns
Round(12.389764537, 4)	12.3898
Round(20/3, 2)	6.67
Round(8.9897, "abc")	9
Round(FV(400, 0.10/12, 30*12), 2)	904195.17. This takes the value evaluated using the FV function and rounds it to two decimal places. See also FV.
Round(Total_Price, 2)	Rounds off the value of Total_Price to two decimal places.