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The '''To Fixed-Point''' function converts any non-complex number to [[Fixed-point data type|fixed-point]] representation. | The '''To Fixed-Point''' function converts any non-complex number to [[Fixed-point data type|fixed-point]] representation. | ||
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The To Fixed-Point function converts any non-complex number to fixed-point representation.
If you do not wire a value to the fixed-point type input or configure the output settings of this function, the data type of the fixed-point output adapts to the data you wire to the number input. For example, if you wire an 8-bit unsigned integer to the number input, LabVIEW returns an 8-bit unsigned fixed-point number with 8 integer bits. This function saturates the number by default if overflow occurs.
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