Quote Originally Posted by Nicmus View Post
I'm not sure why any value 0 - 65 will not satisfy your equation. The only requirement to keep it "legal" is to keep 1000*y under 65535. Also if you can afford to loose one digit after the decimal point (0.00x) then the range for y will be 0 – 650.
I guess knowing more about the application will help make the best decision.

Regards,

Nick
I should have said 2 - 41 .
Beyond these values you run into the leading zero problem with the equation I gave.
Some values above 41 will work, some will return 0.0xx. The 0 tenths is the problem.
Thanks for catching that.