You could try using Format$() function like for example:
Update "table" Set WGS84_MIN_X =
Format$( Str$(Int(WGS84_DEC_X)), "00") +"�"+Format$(
Str$((WGS84_DEC_X-Int(WGS84_DEC_X))*60), "00.####")
Regards,
Anssi
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Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 1999 1:36 PM
Subject: MI Print Int
>
>
> I have a question about how to print a integer below 10 like 01
>
> I run something like this
>
> Update "table" Set WGS84_MIN_X =
> Int(WGS84_DEC_X)+"�"+(WGS84_DEC_X-Int(WGS84_DEC_X))*60
> Update "table" Set WGS84_MIN_Y =
> Int(WGS84_DEC_Y)+"�"+(WGS84_DEC_Y-Int(WGS84_DEC_Y))*60
> Alter Table "table" ( modify WGS84_MIN_X Char(10),WGS84_MIN_Y Char(10) )
> Interactive
> Update vegetation Set WGS84_MIN_X = WGS84_MIN_X + "'"
>
> The result looks like: 10�49.533' and 9�2.98872' But I would like to see the
> last result like 09�02.989'
>
> I could use SQL, select *<10 but is there a more direct way to it?
>
> Thanks
>
> Peter
>
>
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