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rn, often shown as (rn), means "round normally", meaning round to the nearest whole number.
== Examples =)
1.4 rounds to 1.
1.5 rounds to 1.
-1.4 rounds to -1.
-1.5 rounds to -2 (for exact halves, round away from zero).

== See also ==
[[ru]] which means round up to nearest whole number, but still away from zero, e.g. 1.001 rounds up to 2.
[[rdo]] which means round down to nearest whole number, and away from zero. Not to be confused with [[RD]].
[[r1d]] Which means round the final value up to the nearest one decimal, e.g. 1.33 becomes 1.4. Used for all [[Essence]] calculations (but not [[micro-Essence]], mES). Essence calculations can never involve negative numbers.

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Peter Knutsen: Created page with 'rn, often shown as (rn), means "round normally", meaning round to the nearest whole number. == Examples =) 1.4 rounds to 1. 1.5 rounds to 1. -1.4 rounds to -1. -1.5 rounds to -2 …'