Different CPU's Utilization in a single web page

[Howie]

To get 2 decimal places:
LABEL {node:this:name} {node:this:bandwidth_in:%.2f}%

To get an integer:
LABEL {node:this:name} {node:this:bandwidth_in:%d}%

The %d/%f stuff is standard C/php/perl printf codes, if you happen to be familiar with those.

[mgupta]

Can it be rounded somehow?

For example if RRD returns 0.9 -> Can it be displayed as 1 on the weathermap?

[Howie]

To get an integer:
LABEL {node:this:name} {node:this:bandwidth_in:%d}%

[mgupta]

Agreed. I should have been clearer.

If 1.9 is returned from RRD - and %d is used -> you get 1
with 0.9 -> you get 0.

I'd like to have 1 when its 0.9 from RRD and 2 when its 1.9

[Howie]

Agreed. I should have been clearer.

If 1.9 is returned from RRD - and %d is used -> you get 1
with 0.9 -> you get 0.

I'd like to have 1 when its 0.9 from RRD and 2 when its 1.9

Ah, gotcha.

It's a bit hacky, but this should work: %.0f

[mgupta]

It worked. Thanks mate!

Although I dont understand how

Looking at this - http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.sprintf.php

:%.0f
-> Treated as floating point
-> Zero decimal places