Ok please tell me the difference

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Here I am pasting the code that I modified from macromedia website to make a slider. Everything looks like fine but the number … 0.090 is displayed like 0.90 , I am so stressed not to understand why it does that. Here is the code-

//-----------------Initial Setup----------------------//
//text label from the component definition goes to the text instance.text. Instances has "_" in variable.
txt_label.text = txtLabel;

//-----------------onEnterFrame---------------------//
//convert the sliderknob x position to the value required
this.onEnterFrame = function() {
	var valueText:Number = (slider_knob._x/(g_line._width/maxNumber));
	//onEnterFrame run the function format()
	txt_value.text = format(valueText);
	//trace(Math.floor(1.111));
};
//------------------decimal formatter------------------//
//Formatter from Macromedia website search "decimal value"
function format(value:Number) {
	// get the value
	//var value:Number = valueText;
	// format the number to numPrecision decimal points
	var formattedValue:String = formatPrecision(value, numPrecision);
	// return the formatted value
	return formattedValue;
}
function formatPrecision(num:Number, precision:Number, splitCharacter:String):String {
	// formats a number to given precision
	// thanks to bokel for the original algorithm on which this method is based
	var precision:Number = (precision=Math.abs(precision));
	if (precision == 0) {
		// no decimal points
		var returnValue = String(Math.round(num));
		return returnValue;
	}
	if (splitCharacter == null) {
		// setup default split character
		splitCharacter = ".";
	}
	// calculate precision
	var returnValue:String = String(Math.floor(num)+splitCharacter+Math.floor(num*Math.pow(10, precision)).toString().substr(-precision));
	return returnValue;
}

…I have included my fla File. Please help me find the bug. I look forward hearing from someone.

Sincerely,
Rabi