How can I make sure a float will always be rounded up with PHP?

问题:

I want to make sure a float in PHP is rounded up if any decimal is present, without worrying about mathematical rounding rules. This function would work as follows:

1.1 to 2 1.2 to 2 1.9 to 2 2.3 to 3 2.8 to 3 

I know the round() function exists but I don't see any function for rounding up if any decimal is found. Is there any easy way to do this?

回答1:

Use the ceil function:

$number = ceil(1.1); //2 

回答2:

I know this is an old topic, however it appears in Google. I will extend Blake Plumb's answer regarding precision.

ceil(1024.321 * 100) / 100; 

Multiplying by 100 and dividing by 100 only works with one-hundredths. This isn't accurate on tenths, one-thousandths, one-hundred thousandths, etc.

function round_up($number, $precision = 2) {     $fig = pow(10, $precision);     return (ceil($number * $fig) / $fig); } 

Results:

var_dump(round_up(1024.654321, 0)); // Output: float(1025) var_dump(round_up(1024.654321, 1)); // Output: float(1024.7) var_dump(round_up(1024.654321, 2)); // Output: float(1024.66) var_dump(round_up(1024.654321, 3)); // Output: float(1024.655) var_dump(round_up(1024.654321, 4)); // Output: float(1024.6544) var_dump(round_up(1024.654321, 5)); // Output: float(1024.65433) var_dump(round_up(1024.654321, 6)); // Output: float(1024.654321) 

Notes:

Thanks for the contributions from Joseph McDermott and brandom for improving my original snippet.

回答3:

Ceil will do that for you

Taken from the example:

<?php echo ceil(4.3);    // 5 echo ceil(9.999);  // 10 echo ceil(-3.14);  // -3 ?> 

回答4:

I know this question has long since been answered, but it came up when I did a google search on the topic. If you want to round up with precision, then a good method would be to use the ceil function and times the number by how many decimal points you want to represent and then divide by that number.

ceil(1024.321*100)/100 

would produce 1024.33

回答5:

I like Ash's response, although I would have:

$fig = (int) str_pad('1', $precision + 1, '0'); 

Makes sense that if I provide precision '2', I would expect it rounded to 2 decimal places. Matter of choice though I suppose. Thanks for the answer Ash, works well.

回答6:

I like Ash's answer and Joseph's choice so I suggest to:

$fig = pow(10, $precision); 

It should work also with zero and negative precision values es:

var_dump(round_up(1024.654321, -1)); // Output: float(103) 

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