"Griggs, James" wrote:
> Any reason the following statement would always produce a 0?Other
> expressions work just fine when the result of the first calculation is
> above 1 (eg: 5+2*100). Is this a rounding issue ???<%=4/8*100 %>
Yes ... it gets zero because that is the correct answer.
You might want to review how computers do integer arithmetic -- 4
divided by 8 is zero, which (when multiplied by 100) is still zero.
Craig McClanahan
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