ATR Explanation on a JPY Pair

I'm confused about the ATR value when looking at a JPY pair.

For example when I look at a 1 hour Cable chart the ATR value is 60 which means 60 pips, I'm pretty sure, if that's wrong, then I'm way off.

However on a GBP/JPY 1 hour chart the ATR value is .9193. I'm thinking maybe you have to move the decimal over a couple places and then the value is 91 or maybe 93 pips? If it's not that, then I have no idea how to interpret it.

By the way these are just random parts on the chart I picked, nothing special about them.

I've looked on the web and FF and I still can't find a answer so if any one can help me out, I'd greatly appreciate it.

Thanks everyone

At about the time you posted this the hourly ATR(14) of the GBPUSD was 0.0060 which is, as you suggested, 60 pips. The GBPJPY was 0.7901 which is 79 pips or whatever your chart showed at the time.

Thanks Phil, so basically on any JPY pairs you just take the first 2 numbers right after the decimal point, but what about like a daily chart where the ATR would be above 100.

Would the ATR read 1.7901 or .1790? I'm guessing the first one but I don't really know and if so then it would be 179 pips, correct?

Thanks for your help.

Trublu

The first one is correct. I'm showing the current ATR(14) of the daily USDJPY to be 1.4826 which is 148 pips.

Thank you very much philmcgrew, you are the man