How can you display two integers in just one Display Text?

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• Braydon_SFX Member, Sous Chef, Bowlboy Sidekick Posts: 9,273

  June 2015

  Inside the expression editor, add your first attribute, then use the ".." Concatenation.

  It would look something like this:
  Game.Display1..Game.Display2
• Dell7730 Member, PRO Posts: 388

  June 2015

  @Braydon_SFX said:
  Inside the expression editor, add your first attribute, then use the ".." Concatenation.

  It would look something like this:
  Game.Display1..Game.Display2

  this works BUT they are attached to each other when displayed, how can you separate them with a period?
• Dell7730 Member, PRO Posts: 388

  June 2015

  @Braydon_SFX said:
  You can add a period by using ..".".. - remember to use the concatenation between each element in the expression.

  Thanks very much
• Dell7730 Member, PRO Posts: 388

  June 2015

  @Braydon_SFX said:
  Inside the expression editor, add your first attribute, then use the ".." Concatenation.

  It would look something like this:
  Game.Display1..Game.Display2

  How about 3 displays? would it work just the same? 3 displays separated by either a period or a word or a period first then a word...

  better yet... Game.Display1..Game.Display2 the a word separated by a space?
• Braydon_SFX Member, Sous Chef, Bowlboy Sidekick Posts: 9,273

  June 2015

  Yes, as long as their integer attributes and you make sure to put the two dots between each new element.
• Dell7730 Member, PRO Posts: 388

  June 2015

  @Braydon_SFX said:
  Yes, as long as their integer attributes and you make sure to put the two dots between each new element.

  even if the first two are integers and the third is a typed in word?
• Dell7730 Member, PRO Posts: 388

  June 2015

  Ok, it works, thanks so much.