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 richters
		
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		Hi all,
I have got a short question.
I am trying to multiply 2 variables:
let rundung = $(aktuellesV)*$(j);
They both should contain numbers. I am able to multiply j by j but there must be an issue with aktuellesV.
When I trace it, it looks like a number. I also tried it with the num()-function.
Does someone has got an idea how to deal with it?
Thanks in advance!
 Gysbert_Wassena
		
			Gysbert_WassenaNo idea what aktuellesV is or how it is created, but you have to make sure it is a number. Using num on a string will return a null, so that's not going to help if aktuellesV is a string. Maybe num# can help, but it's better to make sure you use a number when you create the variable.
 richters
		
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		aktuellesV is created with LEt aktuellesV=num(peek('hilfsverhaeltnis',$(i),'Hilfsfall'),'0,0####'); . I know that in hilfsverhaeltnis there are just numbers.
 richters
		
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		Well, I dont get it. isnum() returned a -1 which means, it defenitely was a number. However, I had to replace the ',' with a '.' in the number to be able to multiply that...funny thing.
