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Hb,
Try writeIf();
VM = (V-V%1000000)/1000000; // volume millions part
VT = V%1000000/1000; // volume thousands part
VH = V%1000; // volume hundreds part
Title = "Volume " + WriteVal(VM,1.0) + "," + WriteVal(VT,1.0) + ","
+WriteIf(VH==0, "000", WriteVal(VH,1.0));
HB wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is is possible to embed an IIf statement in a Title statement ?
>
> I'm trying to create a title which displays the volume with comma
> seperators.
>
> Here's what I have so far but the IIF is causing problems.
>
> VM = (V-V%1000000)/1000000; // volume millions part
> VT = V%1000000/1000; // volume thousands part
> VH = V%1000; // volume hundreds part
>
> Title = "Volume " + WriteVal(VM,1.0) + "," + WriteVal(VT,1.0) + "," +
> IIF(VH==0, "000", WriteVal(VH,1.0));
>
> The reason I have the IIF instead of a simple WriteVal(VH,1.0) for the
> last
> part is in case it is "000". It would show up as just "0". This
> reasoning
> would also apply to the VT number.
>
> Thanks,
> HB
>
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