How to round off for this in power automate?

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In power automate, I have used Power APPS v2 action and there is a value called 'Temperature.'

But whenever the user enters the temperature value, it should do this Temperature1 = round(Temperature, -2) Temperature1 is a variable which will save the temperature value of the user by rounding them like for example, if temperature is 85, it will be 100. and save the result in temperature 1

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Hi @Jupyter123

Can you share more examples for the data on which you need to perform the operation and how the result should be? there is no Round function in power automate available directly. There is a format number action but if you can share more examples, I can help you with the right approach.

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Hi @yashag2255 . Sure.
The user will provide Temperature Input from power apps like for example 85
But whenever the user enters the temperature value, it should do this Temperature1 = round(Temperature, -2) Temperature1 is a variable which will save the temperature value of the user by rounding them like for example, if temperature is 85, it will be 100. and save the result in temperature 1 variable.

Another example would be, if user gives 210 as temperature it will be round off to 200, closest one.
Another example, if user gives 390 as temperature then it will be round off to 400

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Hi @Jupyter123

You can use this expression:

if(greater(mod(temperature,100),50),add(temperature,sub(100,mod(temperature,100))),sub(temperature,mod(temperature,100)))

You need to replace the temperature value here with the dynamic selector option for the temperature data that you are getting. Place this in a compose action as an expression and it should work.

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