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Thanks Kevin! Really appreciate it!

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ok, so one LAST, question. I’ve got this expressions moving perfectly, except that it jumps from 0 to 600,00 in one frame. I need this numbers to count up more gradually. When I go over Dan’s notes, it seems the place to make that adjustment is in the substr(). Being new to expressions, when I look over this equation, there are many instances of substr(). I’ve fiddled with them for a while but can’t seem to find the right combination. Any expression gurus out there?

Thanks!

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HI KEVIN,

That did the trick!

Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!

H

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Great suggestion! I’ll try that now.

Thank you for taking the time!

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ok, so this ALMOST worked. The problem is that when the numbers increase they move to the right and I need them to move to the left. Any idea how to create this? So close!

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Brilliant!

Thanks Kevin!

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Thank you everyone that responded to my cry for help, I ended up using an expression from Dan Ebberts: https://www.motionscript.com/design-guide/counter.html

and it’s working like a charm. I’ve been able to figure how out to adjust the timing, and what number begins the scrolling and what number ends the scrolling. But, being new to expressions, I haven’t been able to figure out how to have the 1st number that beings the scrolling (it’s a 0) to start on the far right, leaving the $ stationary on the far left for the duration of the scroll, while the rest of the numbers fill right to left in as they increase numerically.

Anyone have any ideas, or good with expressions?

Thank you!

Heather

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Thanks Sam. I’ll give that a shot!

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Thanks Joe for the info.

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Thanks Jerry!