A Solution to rounding in Storyline – without using Javascript

Hi Mitch,

Got it. Thank you again for posting your helpful solution!

Anna

Hi Anna,

The reason you are getting 1% instead of 0% is because you are using the first version I posted which does not work for 0% for many reasons. The new trigger you added that sets floorScore to Results.ScorePercent if Results.ScorePercent equals 0 will work to correct this in most cases.

However, I recommend you use the corrected and simplified version in the edit to my original post that uses only one variable and two triggers.

Hi Mitch,

Thank you so much for reaching out! I don't believe I had any triggers that were set to "greater or equal to."

I was able to navigate around the 1% by adding a trigger to set the floorScore equal to the value of the Results.Score.Percent if Results.ScorePercent was 0 (similar to the 100% trigger).  

I attached all of my slide triggers.  There shouldn't be any problem with adding this additional trigger, correct?

Thank you again.  

Hi Anna,

If you are getting 1% when you expect 0% my guess is that you are using "greater or equal to" instead of "greater than" when comparing your floorScore variable vs Storyline's Results.ScorePercent variable. If you post a project file with the triggers you are using I will take a look at it.

Hello Mitch and Lauren,

Mitch, thank you for the great workaround!  Lauren, thank you for explaining how to keep the score at 100 vs. 99.

I am still trying to grasp how this workaround actually works...  Now I'm getting 1% if I get all of the answers wrong.  

Did anyone else run into this?  What additional trigger am I missing to prevent this from happening?

Thank you again! 

-Anna

I can't get this to work. I used the file that Tom uploaded four years ago (thanks Tom)! Wonder why this is still not automatic.

Anyway, maybe it's not working because I have two quizzes in my course so I have two results slides + I also have a final results slide.

I'm not as technically inclined as most of you so I just literally copy everything that Tom did in his file. I am unable to troubleshoot with my low skill levels. 

Can anyone help me figure out why it isn't working? Does it have to do with the fact that I have 3 results slides? Should one of the triggers be altered? Do I need 3 variables...1 for each results slide? Everything I've tried has failed.

Thanks!

Is this still working in 360?

Some previous SL2 conversions to 360 aren't showing as rounded and starting from scratch comes up without rounding as well.

Hi Philippe,

Does not work with SL3 anymore (see Radosław Kwasek answer above).

Use Mitch's clever solution (impressive, just figured out how it works!)

I have tried the trick of Terry and Tom but the math are incorrect. I am not using this with a test score but with a slider, and I would like the slider to display just non decimal values but allow the slider to move in 10th of decimals.

Why is this the "rounded" value incorrect ?

Since this does not work in Storyline 360, I found a very easy way to implement a floor flunction in Storyline 360 without using Javascript.

EDIT: Corrected for edge cases and much simplified! Also attached an updated screenshot.

Corrected Steps:

• Create one variable, floorScore, and initialize to 0

Results Slide triggers:

1. Set floorScore equal to 100 when the timeline starts
2. Subtract 1 from floorScore when floorScore changes if floorScore is greater than Results.ScorePercent

And that is it!

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Old (incorrect) version below.

Edit 4/17/2019: I have removed the incorrect version to avoid confusion.