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PeterBrazel

Truncate EL Text Object

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Anybody know how to do this.

 

For example I have a number of say 1.4565 and want to display it on a chart as part of a text object with this number converted to 565.

 

Should be pretty simple but cannot find it anywhere.

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Anybody know how to do this.

 

For example I have a number of say 1.4565 and want to display it on a chart as part of a text object with this number converted to 565.

 

Should be pretty simple but cannot find it anywhere.

 

 

First, you have to convert the number to a string.

(use either Text or NumToStr).

 

Then, extract the right portion of the string using RightStr.

 

 

 

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Edited by Tams

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RightStr

 

Returns one or more rightmost characters from the specified string expression.

 

 

Usage

 

RightStr( String, sSize )

 

 

Where:

 

String - a string expression from which the characters are to be taken

 

sSize - a numerical expression specifying the number of characters to be returned

 

 

Example

 

RightStr( "Hello World" , 5 ); will return a string expression "World"

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Text manipulation keywords:

 

 

DoubleQuote

NewLine

Spaces

 

InStr

StrLen

 

LeftStr

MidStr

RightStr

 

NumToStr

StrToNum

Text

 

LowerStr

UpperStr

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