let result = myvar1/myvar2
MYVAR1 MYVAR2 RESULT
---- J:30
25E / 103: 0.0054 0.0049 1.09
I guess you mean that 0.0054/0.0049 = 1.102 , not 1.09 .
I guess that it's not that the calculation is incorrect but that the values listed on the screen are misleading. Below I reproduce your result:
yes? let myvar1 = 0.00536
yes? let myvar2 = 0.0049
yes? let result = myvar1/myvar2
yes? list/format="(2(1X,F6.4),1X,F4.2)" myvar1, myvar2, result
Column 1: MYVAR1 is 0.00536
Column 2: MYVAR2 is 0.0049
Column 3: RESULT is MYVAR1/MYVAR2
0.0054 0.0049 1.09
Note how the value 0.00536 is printed as 0.0054 .
So, you want to see what happens if you increase the numbers of digits when you print the values on your screen.
Ryo