Help!
I need to total up values which are monetary
ie
VAR1=123.20 ( £123.20p)
VAR2=2000 ( £2000 )
can i do this using expr, i can total them up, but lose the .20p
Any help would be much appreciated
Help!
I need to total up values which are monetary
ie
VAR1=123.20 ( £123.20p)
VAR2=2000 ( £2000 )
can i do this using expr, i can total them up, but lose the .20p
Any help would be much appreciated
Jump to PostNo. That he can already do, but that will lose the decimal places (i.e. expr is, essentially, int only).
Try
result=`echo "scale=2;${var1}+${var2}" | bc`
Is this all you're trying to do?
#! /bin/sh
var1=123
var2=2000
echo `expr $var1 + $var2`
exit 0
No. That he can already do, but that will lose the decimal places (i.e. expr is, essentially, int only).
Try
result=`echo "scale=2;${var1}+${var2}" | bc`
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