Stopping number exponentiation

[Jon]

I want to trim a number and display the integer and decimals
separately, as such I'm trying to convert it to a string so I can
truncate it.

No matter what combination of int or CStr I try, VBScript displays
long numbers such as:

345332523545325425235255453.6789555

in its exponentiated form:

3.45332523545325E+26

How can I stop this?

Alternatively is there a function that will separate the two for me?

 

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

I want to trim a number and display the integer and decimals
separately, as such I'm trying to convert it to a string so I can
truncate it.

No matter what combination of int or CStr I try, VBScript displays
long numbers such as:

345332523545325425235255453.6789555

in its exponentiated form:

3.45332523545325E+26

How can I stop this?

Alternatively is there a function that will separate the two for me?

Please don't multipost.
I really don't understand why you posted this here. You got a very thorough
explanation of the problem, as well as some good workarounds, in the thread
you started in .scripting.vbscript. There really is nothing any of us will
be able to add to what you received there.If what they have written makes no
sense to you, the polite thing to do would be to post a reply in that thread
explaining what you do not understand or asking how to apply what they have
explained to you. As you can tell, the participants in that thread like to
type and would be happy to help you understand what they've said.