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Concatenate a % (percentage sign) to a variable (string) in PHP
I have what seems to be an easy question for a PHP programmer.
I am trying to concatenate a % (percentage sign) to a variable stored as a string in PHP, however, I can't seem to locate the correct syntax.
Any help would be appreciated.
I am trying to concatenate a % (percentage sign) to a variable stored as a string in PHP, however, I can't seem to locate the correct syntax.
Any help would be appreciated.
$sickTimePercent = (round((($sickTime/$T002_Sum) * $T001_Percent[0]),2))."%";
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kevin_u
I tried it with 5.1.6, but hat is very basic syntax that should have worked.