blizzedout Posted February 23, 2006 Posted February 23, 2006 Ok i have a script that relogs in as differnet accounts, but when i get over 9 u have a problem because of two digits. Send("chad00" & $AccountNumber & "@gmail.com") how would i make it so if $AccountNumber > 9 then add a 0 in front of the number. or just have the numbers go like this 001,002,003,004,005,006,007,008,009,010,011....
Moderators big_daddy Posted February 23, 2006 Moderators Posted February 23, 2006 (edited) Something like this? If $AccountNumber > 9 Then $AccountNumber = 0 & $AccountNumber Or for the second one like this: If $AccountNumber <= 9 Then $AccountNumber = 0 & 0 & $AccountNumber If $AccountNumber > 9 Then $AccountNumber = 0 & $AccountNumber Edited February 23, 2006 by big_daddy
blizzedout Posted February 23, 2006 Author Posted February 23, 2006 Something like this? If $AccountNumber > 9 Then $AccountNumber = 0 & $AccountNumber Or for the second one like this: If $AccountNumber <= 9 Then $AccountNumber = 0 & 0 & $AccountNumber If $AccountNumber > 9 Then $AccountNumber = 0 & $AccountNumber So it will produce this? $AccountNumber = 50 If $AccountNumber > 9 Then $AccountNumber = 0 & $AccountNumber Account #: 050 and $AccountNumber = 4 $AccountNumber <= 9 Then $AccountNumber = 0 & 0 & $AccountNumber Account #: 004 ?
blizzedout Posted February 23, 2006 Author Posted February 23, 2006 (edited) yea but what ill happen when i do $AccountNumber = $AccountNumber + 1 Do the zeros interfear? or can i just remove them, like strip all the zeros before adding them. Edited February 23, 2006 by blizzedout
Moderators big_daddy Posted February 23, 2006 Moderators Posted February 23, 2006 So it will produce this? $AccountNumber = 50 If $AccountNumber > 9 Then $AccountNumber = 0 & $AccountNumber Account #: 050 and $AccountNumber = 4 $AccountNumber <= 9 Then $AccountNumber = 0 & 0 & $AccountNumber Account #: 004 ? Yes it will...if you expect to go over 100 account you will have to allow for that: $AccountNumber = 100 If $AccountNumber <= 9 Then $AccountNumber = 0 & 0 & $AccountNumber If $AccountNumber > 9 And $AccountNumber < 100 Then $AccountNumber = 0 & $AccountNumber
blizzedout Posted February 23, 2006 Author Posted February 23, 2006 Yes it will...if you expect to go over 100 account you will have to allow for that: $AccountNumber = 100 If $AccountNumber <= 9 Then $AccountNumber = 0 & 0 & $AccountNumber If $AccountNumber > 9 And $AccountNumber < 100 Then $AccountNumber = 0 & $AccountNumberNa i dont need it to go over 100 but thanks just wana know if the zeros will interfear when doing: $AccountNumber = $AccountNumber + 1
Moderators big_daddy Posted February 23, 2006 Moderators Posted February 23, 2006 Na i dont need it to go over 100 but thanks just wana know if the zeros will interfear when doing: $AccountNumber = $AccountNumber + 1 Well...try this, it seems to work fine for me: $AccountNumber = 20 If $AccountNumber <= 9 Then $AccountNumber = 0 & 0 & $AccountNumber If $AccountNumber > 9 And $AccountNumber < 100 Then $AccountNumber = 0 & $AccountNumber InputBox("", "", $AccountNumber) $AccountNumber = $AccountNumber + 1 If $AccountNumber <= 9 Then $AccountNumber = 0 & 0 & $AccountNumber If $AccountNumber > 9 And $AccountNumber < 100 Then $AccountNumber = 0 & $AccountNumber InputBox("", "", $AccountNumber)
blizzedout Posted February 23, 2006 Author Posted February 23, 2006 Works good thank man, tested it by doin this. $AccountNumber = 0 While 1 $AccountNumber = $AccountNumber + 1 If $AccountNumber <= 9 Then $AccountNumber = 0 & 0 & $AccountNumber If $AccountNumber > 9 Then $AccountNumber = 0 & $AccountNumber MsgBox(4096, "Test", "Account #: " & $AccountNumber, 10) Wend Turns out when you add 1 to 001 it will produce 2 not 002
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