How to convert ADC input for floating point display?

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  1. - 27th June 2013, 10:42 #1
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    Default Re: How to convert ADC input for floating point display?

    Voltage=488
    LCDOUT $FE, $1, #(Voltage DIG 2), ".", DEC2 Voltage
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    Default Re: How to convert ADC input for floating point display?

    Thank you very much, it works!
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    Default Re: How to convert ADC input for floating point display?

    Or possibly
    Code:
    LCDOUT $FE, $1, DEC (Voltage/100), ".", DEC (Voltage // 100)
    It produces slightly smaller code.

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