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Posted by Geoff Berrow on 10/14/33 11:53
Message-ID: <e8v0pt$iaf$1@news.freedom2surf.net> from toffee contained
the following:
>Hi, after some research,
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>i found that you need to use the @ sign before the formula i.e. $value = @(2
>/ 0);
That's like putting sawdust in a gearbox. It stops the noise but
doesn't cure the problem. Read what Rik said.
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