INT to decimal JavaScript

Question

I'm looking for method to achieve the following:

var exampleIntOne = 170;
var exampleIntTwo = 1700;
var exampleIntThree = 17000;
var exampleIntFour = 170000;

I would like to be able to convert the above to the following expected result:

1.70
17.00
170.00
1700.00

I have tried: exampleIntOne.toFixed(2); but this turns that example into: 170.00

Answer 1

You can do this

function parseDecimal(numberVal){
   return (numberVal / 100).toFixed(2);
}

var exampleIntOne = 170 
console.log(parseDecimal(exampleIntOne));
var exampleIntTwo = 1700
console.log(parseDecimal(exampleIntTwo));
var exampleIntThree = 17000
console.log(parseDecimal(exampleIntThree));
var exampleIntFour = 170000
console.log(parseDecimal(exampleIntFour));

Where parseDecimal() is your common method to get the desired output format.

Answer 2

(yourNumber/100).toFixed(2)

That should do

Answer 3

function convertNum(num){
   var numStr=num.toString();   
   numStr=numStr.slice(0,-2);
   var newValue=numStr+'.'+'00';  
   return newValue;  
}
console.log(convertNum(17000));