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Is there a simple way to determine if a decimal point was explicitly keyed
in a numeric field? I've tried about every trick (and combination of
tricks) that I can think of.
I can do it programmatically by defining the screen field as alpha and a
second field as numeric but this gets a bit ugly, and could involve dozens
of fields in hundreds of programs.
The basic test of ---
if %int(field) = field;
--- works fine unless the user keys in a value like 15.0000.
Any ideas?
TIA.
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