I have a macro which calls for a numerical value (cue number). If the cue number is a point cue, the macro fails because it's trying to store to a cue like 5.70000 and likely is listing it as a floating point number (?). How can I truncate the number so that the console variable can interpret it correctly?

Integer vs Double
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use quotes when setting the variable but not when recalling
SetUserVar cuename "Intro"
Goto Cue $"cuename"
SetUserVar cuenumber "1.5"
Goto Cue $cuenumber
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Hmm. I error out with a point cue with this
SetUserVar markDestCue ( Mark Into Cue Number )
Store Cue $markDestCue /merge Selection If EncoderPage 2 thru 9 EndIf
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you need to use quotes when setting the variable:
SetUserVar markDestCue ("Mark Into Cue Number")
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Sorry yes did that too
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make sure that the quotes and parentheses are not separated
like this:
SetUserVar markDestCue (" Mark Into Cue Number ")
not like this
SetUserVar markDestCue ( "Mark Into Cue Number" )
notice how in the latter version, the quotes becomes part of the popup-headline
while in the first version, the quotes will surround the return-value from the popup
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