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Length variables (Integer or decimal) > 15 caracters
SuperSage77
Member Posts: 101
Hello!
I want use variables (Integer or Decimal) with > 15 caracters Ex: 200895000005025126191527 for to calc a Modulo !
Is it possible in Dynamics NAV?
I obtain an error message
I need some help!
Regards,
Rudy
I want use variables (Integer or Decimal) with > 15 caracters Ex: 200895000005025126191527 for to calc a Modulo !
Is it possible in Dynamics NAV?
I obtain an error message
I need some help!
Regards,
Rudy
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Comments
Maybe you can obtain the result you need using some automation. Ex. you can use the Excel-automation to calculate it. But I don't know how. You will need to check msdn for some help on it.
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But Excel has the same limit!
I will try to test a Visual Basic code with automation!
Rudy
I tried your number in Excel 2007 and I made a formula to divide it by 2 and it works.
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