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Variables on both sides of a numeric compare?

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  • Newbies

I'm trying to perform a numeric compare. Here is my code:

[FMP-If: RangeEnd.neq.CurrentFoundCount]

<form action="email_next.asp" method="post" name="NextEmail">

<td><input type="submit" type="button" value="Next >>"></td>

</FORM>

[/FMP-If]

No matter what I do, the above does not work unless an actual number is on the right side of the compare operator. Both variables contain numbers. I'm at a loss as to why this doesn't work, and how to work around it.

Try it this way:

[FMP-If: CurrentFoundCount.neq.Field:RangeEnd]

Good Luck.

Garry

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  • Newbies

Gary,

Thanks for the reply. The two values I am trying to compare are actually both internal numeric variables, FMP-CurrentFoundCount and FMP-RangeEnd, so putting Field: in front of RangeEnd does not work (I did try it just in case smile.gif) Any additional ideas?

You could try:

[FMP-If: RangeEnd.neq.{CurrentFoundCount}]

Good Luck.

Garry

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  • Newbies

That solved it!

Thanks Garry.

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