Thank you both for the replies. Using the 'aqConvert.StrToInt' function was key to solving my problem. *I'm not sure where I was coming up with a 'Number' function:)
I'm not entirely sure I understand this part.
I added four string variables to my test. For each I set the Mode: 'Object Property', set variable value Object Type to 'Onscreen object' and pointed with the target glyph. Then I selected the property of the object 'Text'.
If you're setting a variable using the Set Variable statement, you select the variable and then you can select Object Property... So, I'm a bit confused here. However, if you're grabbing the text property just fine, then you're good with that.
The rest of your problem... I'm not familiar with the "number" method you're trying to use. If you want to convert the value of VAR1 to an integer value, use
aqConvert.StrToInt(VAR1)
You nailed it. Two thumbs up for you:) Thanks for the help!
