Any way to concatenate numbers without adding a lot of zero's?

[CoenH]

Hi everyone,

I am looking for a way to concatenate numbers as a string, so they can be pushed back to a Revit family parameter. However, when these values become a string from object, a lot of zeros are added. I would like to have it without zero’s, so I would only like to keep the 3075 and 800. Is that somehow possible?

Thanks in advance!!!

[Josip.Komadina]

Hi,

I think this python script from @christian.stan can help you a lot.

Just get what i see, how?

Hi, here is a version, I know that M. c. Poupin or M. v Kuzev had written something more elegant but I can’t find the post (general case) [image] import sys a=IN[0] arr_str=[] for n in a: if isinstance(n,int): arr_str.append(str(int(n))) else: m=str(n).split('.') p=str(int(m[1][::-1])) arr_str.append(m[0]+','+p[::-1]) OUT = arr_str edit: this one below will work better import sys import math a=IN[0] arr_str=[] for n in a: if (math.floor(n)-n)==0 …

[CoenH]

Looks good, thanks. Is there any way to remove any number after the komma? My output is still 400.0, where 400 should be correct?

[sovitek]

Hi try string split “,” as seperator and take first item another way could be a mathceiling or floor before string from object in this case

[CoenH]

Do you mean like this?

[sovitek]

Just mean something here…

[Nick_Boyts]

@sovitek’s example with Math.Floor is the easiest solution. The “issue” comes from the numbers being formatted as doubles. Converting them to integers before stringifying them leaves out the trailing zeros.

[CoenH]

This works indeed, thanks alot