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ha-ha, you get so technical sometimes, you don't think of the easy options! &nbsp;that might work!<br />
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this might be an ASP question, but how would I divide a value in a response.write?<br />
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&lt;% Response.Write Request.Querystring(&quot;val1&quot;<wbr />) %&gt;<br />
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or<br />
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&lt;%Response.Write(MBRSEP)%&gt;<wbr />&quot;&gt;
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ha-ha, you get so technical sometimes, you don't think of the easy options!  that might work!

this might be an ASP question, but how would I divide a value in a response.write?

<% Response.Write Request.Querystring("val1") %>

or

<%Response.Write(MBRSEP)%>">

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i did:<br />
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&lt;%MBRSEP = Request.Querystring(&quot;val1&quot;<wbr />)%&gt;<br />
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&lt;%Response.Write(MBRSEP/10<wbr />00)%&gt;<br />
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and it works great.
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i did:

<%MBRSEP = Request.Querystring("val1")%>

<%Response.Write(MBRSEP/1000)%>

and it works great.

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I use the function below to format a date in an ASP page. &nbsp;Is there something I could use to add a decimal to a number from our database?<br />
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Database #:<br />
1179<br />
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Should be:<br />
1.179<br />
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Date Function:<br />
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&lt;%<br />
function formatDate(unformattedDate<wbr />)<br />
myYear = Left(unformattedDate, 1)<br />
myMonth = Mid(unformattedDate, 2, 2)<br />
myDay = Right(unformattedDate, 2)<br />
formatDate = myMonth &amp;&nbsp;&quot;/&quot; &amp;&nbsp;myDay &amp;&nbsp;&quot;/&quot; &amp;&nbsp;myYear + 2000<br />
end function<br />
%&gt;
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I use the function below to format a date in an ASP page.  Is there something I could use to add a decimal to a number from our database?

Database #:
1179

Should be:
1.179

Date Function:

<%
function formatDate(unformattedDate)
myYear = Left(unformattedDate, 1)
myMonth = Mid(unformattedDate, 2, 2)
myDay = Right(unformattedDate, 2)
formatDate = myMonth & "/" & myDay & "/" & myYear + 2000
end function
%>

Function to add a decimal place.

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