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How to: If x is a multiple of y then...

I've spent atleast 1.5 hours looking for an answer. Searching is just not wokring! An answer would be greatly appreciated!

Like for multiples of 5...

if X = 10 then Multiple=true

if X = 14 then Multiple=false

if X = 15 then Multiple=true

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How to: If x is a multiple of y then...

I've spent atleast 1.5 hours looking for an answer. Searching is just not wokring! An answer would be greatly appreciated!

Like for multiples of 5...

if X = 10 then Multiple=true

if X = 14 then Multiple=false

if X = 15 then Multiple=true

_MathCheckDiv

Checks if NumA is divisable by NumB

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thank you very much for the quick responce - this will work =)

but for reference isn't there something like calle "mod" or that uses a % sign?? I remember it from long ago and don't know if it was AI or not...

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thank you very much for the quick responce - this will work =)

but for reference isn't there something like calle "mod" or that uses a % sign?? I remember it from long ago and don't know if it was AI or not...

Do you not have a copy of the help file? If you look up "Mod", you find... wait for it... "Mod"!

Quoting from the mysteriously missing help file:

Mod

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Performs the modulus operation.

Mod ( value1, value2 )

:)

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lol I saw that but I'm no good with math and it made no sense to me... I didn't get how I was supposed to use it >.<

And even now I'm not sure... I'm guessing it works like NumA and NumB for the one that's in Math.au3?

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lol I saw that but I'm no good with math and it made no sense to me... I didn't get how I was supposed to use it >.<

And even now I'm not sure... I'm guessing it works like NumA and NumB for the one that's in Math.au3?

If Mod(x, 5) = 0 Then

Edit:

Just so you have a working example to see how it works:

For $i = 1 To 100
    If Mod($i, 5) = 0 Then ToolTip("Current count by five: "& $i, 0, 0)
    Sleep(100)
Next
Edited by SmOke_N

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