So if I have a table and want to use a variable and print a % after it, how do I do that?

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I believe you precede it with a ‘/’ ?i.e. /%

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Subject: [TableSmith] Printing a % sign

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So if I have a table and want to use a variable and print a % after it, how do I do that?

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Or you can use the html escape code %

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Subject: Re: [TableSmith] Printing a % sign

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I believe you precede it with a ‘/’ ?i.e. /%

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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of wooterslw@...
Sent: Sunday, August 16, 2020 22:38
To: [email protected]
Subject: [TableSmith] Printing a % sign

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So if I have a table and want to use a variable and print a % after it, how do I do that?

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Hi, I know I'm a little bit late to reply, but this is something I do for my tables. Leave these two subtables at the complete end of the table file.

# ------------------------------------------
:Slash
1,/

# ------------------------------------------
# Leave at the end

:Percent
1,/%