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VB.NET Double Question

Hello

Currently I have a Double which looks like 12.53467345 .. Now I would like to remove the numbers after the dot so i just get "12" , how could i do this? I guess with TryParse, but don't really understand how to do it.

Thanks!

+7  A:  
System.Math.Floor()

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Mitch Wheat  2009-08-03 15:04:03
Great, works fine!
 2009-08-03 15:09:06
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or INT()

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Beth  2009-08-06 18:11:23
Because the decimal portion is greater than .5 Int() would actually return 13 in his example.
Bill  2009-08-09 11:01:38
? That's not what I'm seeing:?int(12.53467345)12.0
Beth  2009-08-10 21:56:53

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