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  1. StringFormat("\\\\server\\share") will return "\\server\share". That is nice but what about the other way around ? Do I have to do StringReplace() each ( \t, \r, \n , etc. ) or is there a simpler way ?. Thanks. solved @ https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/205642-solved-stringformat-where-is-the-stringformatbuilder/?do=findComment&comment=1479967
  2. hi, i have the following function to get a number in scientific format. my input is 12360 what i get using the below function = 1.236E+004 What i require is 1.236E4 how do i achieve this. i do not require the '+00'prefixing '4 or whatever' in my o/p. Func _FXTY($inumber) return stringformat("%01.3E",$inumber) Endfunc
  3. Hi, I would like to know if it's possible to convert a number with the function StringFormat in order to place a space (or whatever) at the thousands pos. e.g : 1000000 ;before 1 000 000 ;after Please don't suggest a solution with some strings functions, the point of this topic is to know how to do it with the function StringFormat since what I've found on internet does not work. Thanks for anyhelp; Br, Firefox.
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