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s = s.substring(0, s.indexOf(&quot;.&quot;)+3);<br />

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Is it possible to do something like this?<br />
Take the below:<br />
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&lt;%=getStatBookValue(keynam<wbr />e)%&gt;<br />
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and do something like this:<br />
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&lt;%=getStatBookValue(keynam<wbr />e).substri<wbr />ng(0, s.indexOf(&quot;.&quot;)+3)%&gt;<br />
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Is it possible to do something like this?
Take the below:

<%=getStatBookValue(keyname)%>

and do something like this:

<%=getStatBookValue(keyname).substring(0, s.indexOf(".")+3)%>



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If I have a string for example &quot;000000.0000&quot; or<br />
&quot;abc.def&quot;<br />
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How would I pull any thing off two spots past the decimal<br />
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So the rersults would return<br />
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&nbsp;&quot;000000.00&quot; or<br />
&quot;abc.de&quot;
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If I have a string for example "000000.0000" or
"abc.def"

How would I pull any thing off two spots past the decimal

So the rersults would return

 "000000.00" or
"abc.de"

Concat a string at certain character

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