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Stationing Callouts using VBScript Labeling in ArcMap?


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I have a shapefile that I'm trying to produce a specific label for using VBScript. I'm using the values in the [MEASURE] field.



"PI: " & INT([MEASURE]/100) & "+" & (ROUND(([MEASURE] - INT([MEASURE]))*100,2))



MEASURE = 33598.2794



Current Output = PI: 335+27.94



Desired Output = PI: 335+98.28



How do I change the VBScript I currently have In ArcMap to produce the desired output?










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    I have a shapefile that I'm trying to produce a specific label for using VBScript. I'm using the values in the [MEASURE] field.



    "PI: " & INT([MEASURE]/100) & "+" & (ROUND(([MEASURE] - INT([MEASURE]))*100,2))



    MEASURE = 33598.2794



    Current Output = PI: 335+27.94



    Desired Output = PI: 335+98.28



    How do I change the VBScript I currently have In ArcMap to produce the desired output?










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      I have a shapefile that I'm trying to produce a specific label for using VBScript. I'm using the values in the [MEASURE] field.



      "PI: " & INT([MEASURE]/100) & "+" & (ROUND(([MEASURE] - INT([MEASURE]))*100,2))



      MEASURE = 33598.2794



      Current Output = PI: 335+27.94



      Desired Output = PI: 335+98.28



      How do I change the VBScript I currently have In ArcMap to produce the desired output?










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      I have a shapefile that I'm trying to produce a specific label for using VBScript. I'm using the values in the [MEASURE] field.



      "PI: " & INT([MEASURE]/100) & "+" & (ROUND(([MEASURE] - INT([MEASURE]))*100,2))



      MEASURE = 33598.2794



      Current Output = PI: 335+27.94



      Desired Output = PI: 335+98.28



      How do I change the VBScript I currently have In ArcMap to produce the desired output?







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          Subtract the INT([MEASURE]/100) value, multiplied by 100, from the MEASURE to leave the remaining 98.28



          Use Advanced label expression



          Function FindLabel ( [MEASURE] )
          DIM leftval, rightval
          leftval = INT([MEASURE]/100)
          rightval = ROUND([MEASURE]-(leftval*100),2)

          FindLabel = leftval & "+" & rightval
          End Function


          enter image description here



          Basically subtracting 33500 from 33598.28, leaving 98.28 which is then appended to the label



          enter image description here



          Can also do it in a simple expression but it's a little harder to read and debug



          INT([MEASURE]/100) & "+" & ROUND([MEASURE]-(INT([MEASURE]/100)*100),2)





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            Subtract the INT([MEASURE]/100) value, multiplied by 100, from the MEASURE to leave the remaining 98.28



            Use Advanced label expression



            Function FindLabel ( [MEASURE] )
            DIM leftval, rightval
            leftval = INT([MEASURE]/100)
            rightval = ROUND([MEASURE]-(leftval*100),2)

            FindLabel = leftval & "+" & rightval
            End Function


            enter image description here



            Basically subtracting 33500 from 33598.28, leaving 98.28 which is then appended to the label



            enter image description here



            Can also do it in a simple expression but it's a little harder to read and debug



            INT([MEASURE]/100) & "+" & ROUND([MEASURE]-(INT([MEASURE]/100)*100),2)





            share|improve this answer































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              Subtract the INT([MEASURE]/100) value, multiplied by 100, from the MEASURE to leave the remaining 98.28



              Use Advanced label expression



              Function FindLabel ( [MEASURE] )
              DIM leftval, rightval
              leftval = INT([MEASURE]/100)
              rightval = ROUND([MEASURE]-(leftval*100),2)

              FindLabel = leftval & "+" & rightval
              End Function


              enter image description here



              Basically subtracting 33500 from 33598.28, leaving 98.28 which is then appended to the label



              enter image description here



              Can also do it in a simple expression but it's a little harder to read and debug



              INT([MEASURE]/100) & "+" & ROUND([MEASURE]-(INT([MEASURE]/100)*100),2)





              share|improve this answer





























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                Subtract the INT([MEASURE]/100) value, multiplied by 100, from the MEASURE to leave the remaining 98.28



                Use Advanced label expression



                Function FindLabel ( [MEASURE] )
                DIM leftval, rightval
                leftval = INT([MEASURE]/100)
                rightval = ROUND([MEASURE]-(leftval*100),2)

                FindLabel = leftval & "+" & rightval
                End Function


                enter image description here



                Basically subtracting 33500 from 33598.28, leaving 98.28 which is then appended to the label



                enter image description here



                Can also do it in a simple expression but it's a little harder to read and debug



                INT([MEASURE]/100) & "+" & ROUND([MEASURE]-(INT([MEASURE]/100)*100),2)





                share|improve this answer















                Subtract the INT([MEASURE]/100) value, multiplied by 100, from the MEASURE to leave the remaining 98.28



                Use Advanced label expression



                Function FindLabel ( [MEASURE] )
                DIM leftval, rightval
                leftval = INT([MEASURE]/100)
                rightval = ROUND([MEASURE]-(leftval*100),2)

                FindLabel = leftval & "+" & rightval
                End Function


                enter image description here



                Basically subtracting 33500 from 33598.28, leaving 98.28 which is then appended to the label



                enter image description here



                Can also do it in a simple expression but it's a little harder to read and debug



                INT([MEASURE]/100) & "+" & ROUND([MEASURE]-(INT([MEASURE]/100)*100),2)






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