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FLOOR

Returns the largest integer less than or equal to the numeric value you pass to this function. For example, if you pass 3.14 to FLOOR, the function returns 3. If you pass 3.98 to FLOOR, the function returns 3. Likewise, if you pass -3.17 to FLOOR, the function returns -4.

Syntax

FLOOR( numeric_value )

The following table describes the argument for this command:

Argument	Required/ Optional	Description
numeric_value	Required	Numeric datatype. You can enter any valid transformation expression as long as it evaluates to numeric data.

Return Value

Integer if you pass a numeric value with declared precision between 0 and 28.

Double if you pass a numeric value with declared precision greater than 28.

NULL if a value passed to the function is NULL.

Example

The following expression returns the largest integer less than or equal to the values in the PRICE port:

FLOOR( PRICE )

PRICE	RETURN VALUE
39.79	39
125.12	125
74.24	74
NULL	NULL
-100.99	-101

You can perform arithmetic on the values you pass to FLOOR. For example, to multiply a numeric value by 10 and then calculate the largest integer that is less than the product, you might write the function as follows:

FLOOR( UNIT_PRICE * 10 )

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FLOOR

FLOOR

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