Woo-hoo, another undocumented function. I can't find @int in the XPL User's
Guide.
Thanks, Carl, it's just what I need.
Regards,
Harry
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Harry,
I want to store the results of dividing 3 into 6 (and into other multiples
of 3) into a s/g. But the following gives me the "2." instead of "2":
BC
Obviously I could treat 01 as a string and parse it for the period, but
is there some more elegant way to get the integer 2 instead of "2."?
--
Carl Distefano
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