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Re: [xsl] get rid of decimals

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> > I was wundering is it possible to get rid of . in a number for
> > example 2.78 should be 278. The origal value would naturally
> > be in a xml file and would be chosen by xslt ja the format would
> > be like said before. Possible?
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> 
> you have a few options
> 
> - use translate() function to replace the period with nothing.
> - multiply the number by 100

Decited to use multiplying and works fine in my project. 
Thanks for this information. 

Cheers Jarkko

> - if u use format-number() then its gonna be a little silly as you are
> changing the actual 'value'
> 
> hth, jim fuller
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> >
> > Cheers
> > Jarkko
> >
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