Removing Whole Number To Leave Decimal Place
Jan 7, 2009Is there a way that I can remove the whole number to leave the decimal place.
1.69 should be 0.69
10.71 should be 0.71
0.48 should be 0.48
Is there a way that I can remove the whole number to leave the decimal place.
1.69 should be 0.69
10.71 should be 0.71
0.48 should be 0.48
How can I drop the whole number part of a number and leaving only the decimal part of the number. Then multiply the decimal part of the number with a number. Then repeat this in a sequence. The object is to convert Lat and Long decimals to Hr. Min. Sec.
eg. 53.535663 .535663*60=32.13978 .13978*60=8 53 32 8
eg. 113.352640 .352640*60=21.1584 .1584*60=9 113 21 9
eg. 113.306579 .306579*60=18.39474 .39474*60=23 113 18 23
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