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Re: How to calculate the value of a string formula |
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From: |
Doug Walker |
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Date: |
1/13/1999 11:45:49 AM |
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209.214.48.74 |
Caven wrote:
>I want to calculate a value of a formula you >inputed. such as:
>in a string : c= "(8 + 7 ) /3"
>how to calculate the value in vbscript?
>you know,there is a function named "EVAL()",
>but whats it in vbscript?
Try converting the string to a type "double" or "single" or "integer" like this:
<%c = cdbl((8 + 7) /3)%>
cdbl for conversion to type double
clng for long
cint for integer
Check this with <%=c%> and you should get 5.
<%Cdbl(c)%> doesnt work since c is already a string! You must make the conversion at the same time you are setting c.
Hope this helps.
Doug |
Previous Message
Follow Up - Re: How to calculate the value of a string formula - Caven 1/13/1999 7:47:20 PM
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