Greetings all,
   I am working on an application and need to know at the end of code execution if an integer value is a multiple of 10 or not and if it isnt, round up to the next number that is a multiple of 10. I am thinking I need to use Mod for this but am not sure how I would go about checking this, any help would be greatly appreciated! thanks!

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Dear take the number and devide it into 10 then you would get the number in float check the number after decimal point if it is less than 5 then multiply the integer portion with 10 other wise add 1 to integer part and multiply to 10 it will give you the round to 10
eg you have the number 113 at the end. So devide it to 10 tha answer would be 11.3 check the number after decimal point which is 3 so less than 5 so no need to add 1 to 11 but multiply 11 by 10 which gives 110 which is ur round to 10. One more example you got 78 at the end so devide it on 10 which will got 7.8 so the number after decimal point is 8 so add one number to 7 which become 8 now multiply it by 10 which will become 80 it is ur answer.
Hopefully you got the answer

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If <YourValue> Mod 10 = 0 Then
.. do something
End if

I think this will work fine:

<%
    Dim theRem as integer
    Dim theInt as integer
    Dim theNewInt as integer
    theInt = 79
    theRem = theInt Mod 10
    theNewInt = theInt + (10 - theRem)
    Response.Write("This is the good integer: " & theNewInt)
%>

Set your variable value to the value of your test integer.

Ahh thats the beautiful thing about programming so many different ways to do the same thing. =] Thanks everyone.

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