ATR as whole number code

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I am trying to establish the ATR as a whole number, rather than e.g. 0.00100 (ATR being 10 in this case). So far I have tried the following code all which produce 0.0xxxxx ATR values. I can use the decimal values fine to place a stop loss (Ask - ATR value) but when I need to calculate the risk for the lot size I need the ATR as a whole number to divide with the amount of equity being risked per trade. SO if the ATR was 0.00200 (twenty) then as a whole number this would be produced as 20 which would then allow me to divide it with the $x,xxx amount being risked for trade to get lot sizes (e.g. $20,000 / 20 = $ value per lot). I hope that I have explained clearly and would appreciate any feedback! Thanks guys.

    Print("ATR: " + iATR(NULL, PERIOD_D1,14,0));
    Print("ATR: " + iATR(NULL, PERIOD_D1,14,0)/PipValue);
    Print("ATR: " + iATR(NULL, PERIOD_D1,14,0)*PipValue*Point);
    Print("ATR: " + iATR(NULL, PERIOD_D1,14,0)*PipValue*Point / PipValue);
    Print("ATR: " + iATR(NULL, PERIOD_D1,14,0)*PipValue);
    Print("ATR: " + iATR(NULL, PERIOD_D1,14,0)*Point);
    Print("ATR: " + iATR(NULL, PERIOD_D1,14,0)*PipValue / PipValue);
    Print("ATR: " + iATR(NULL, PERIOD_D1,14,0)*Point / PipValue);
    Print("ATR: " + NormalizeDouble(iATR(NULL, PERIOD_D1,14,0), NDigits));
  
Print("ATR: " + iATR(NULL, PERIOD_D1,14,0)/PipValue);
The problem is what you didn't show - the value of PipValue. https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/141509
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