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printf in the instance you have shown doesn't give me anything I can work with
I should have mentioned that the rates are comming in live 24/7 and I want to look at the base point movement as the rates change. In the examples above I'm looking to see the base point movements of +1,+4 and -5. Whatever solution I have to get this number must be simple enough that I can use in a function where any number with any number of decimal places is looked at and the difference to last known rate instance is calculated. In reply to Re^2: Calculating base difference of numbers
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