I have 2 Environment variable which holds int. I called into my test and addedup

I have 2 Environment variable which holds int. I called into my test and addedup. but output is concatenating the values instead of Sum. Ex. Envi("a")= 10, Envi("b") = 20, c= Envi("a")+ Envi("b"). msgbox c ( Ans.1020). How to overcome this pblm?

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I have 2 Environment variable which holds int. I called into my test and addedup. but output is conc..

Answer / reddz

try this way

k=cint(environment.value("a"))+cint(environment.Value("b"))
msgbox k

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I have 2 Environment variable which holds int. I called into my test and addedup. but output is conc..

Answer / arun

Please try

Environment("a")=10
Environment("b")=20
msgbox (cint(Environment("a"))+cint(Environment("b")))

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I have 2 Environment variable which holds int. I called into my test and addedup. but output is conc..

Answer / manjunathareddy

First Define User-Defined internal environment variable
To define an internal environment variable follow the steps
below
• Open the test in which you want to define the variable
• Navigate to File >> Settings >> Environment
• From the variable type drop down, select User-defined
• Click the plus button on top right
• In the pop-up you add name (variable name) say a and
value (variable value) say 10
• Again Click the plus button on top right
• In the pop-up you add name (variable name) say b and
value (variable value) say 20
• Click OK
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Dim c
c=Environment.Value("a")&Environment.Value("b")
Msgbox c

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