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What are you trying to do?<br />
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Maybe you should just multiply $PintedDiscount *100<br />

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What are you trying to do?

Maybe you should just multiply $PintedDiscount *100


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$PintedDiscount =~ s/^[0\.]+(.*[1-9])$/$1/;<br />

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$PintedDiscount =~ s/^[0\.]+(.*[1-9])$/$1/;


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Hi all<br />
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I need this fixed it works as long as &nbsp;$PintedDiscount doesn't end with &quot;0&quot; example 10, 20, 30, 40, 50<br />
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DONT WORK: $PintedDiscount = 0.20;<br />
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WORKS: $PintedDiscount = 0.25;<br />
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$PintedDiscount =~ s/^[0\.]+//;<br />
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print &quot;$PintedDiscount%&quot;;<br />
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Hi all

I need this fixed it works as long as  $PintedDiscount doesn't end with "0" example 10, 20, 30, 40, 50


DONT WORK: $PintedDiscount = 0.20;


WORKS: $PintedDiscount = 0.25;


$PintedDiscount =~ s/^[0\.]+//;

print "$PintedDiscount%";



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