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    Default Re: How to identify specific TENTHS and UNITS of a DEC number

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    Code:
    COM_KHz_Remainder = COM_KHz_Counter // 100
    (it's been a while since I've coded and it shows - obvious things don't jump out at me any more )

    I think Melanie is showing me the way:

    https://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/sho...=9768#post9768

    divide by 100
    keep the remainder

    My mind is mush, I have to test it to be sure.
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