Maybe something like 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

use POSIX;

my @data = qw( 9.90 9.91 9.9111 9.94999 9.95 9.950001 9.96 9.99 9.9999
+9);

foreach my $x (@data) {
    printf "%s => %.2f\n", $x, floor( 20*$x) /20, "\n";
}

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which outputs 

9.90 => 9.90
9.91 => 9.90
9.9111 => 9.90
9.94999 => 9.90
9.95 => 9.95
9.950001 => 9.95
9.96 => 9.95
9.99 => 9.95
9.99999 => 9.95
would fit too ?

Your wanted writeoff function is then simply floor( 20 * x) /20.

In reply to Re: write off function using regex by Krambambuli
in thread write off function using regex by suhailck

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