IncrementValue

Adds one to an integer.

The integer part of number, incremented by one.

IncrementValue(number)

Parameter	Description
number	Number to increment

Parameter

Description

number

Number to increment

<h3>IncrementValue Example</h3> <p>Returns the integer part of a number incremented by one. <p>IncrementValue(0): <cfoutput>#IncrementValue(0)#</cfoutput> <p>IncrementValue("1"): <cfoutput>#IncrementValue("1")#</cfoutput> <p>IncrementValue(123.35): <cfoutput>#IncrementValue(123.35)#</cfoutput>

Version 6.1

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Comments

mindtrap said on Nov 8, 2004 at 1:26 PM :

Is this function actually faster than doing:

i = i +1;

mindtrap said on Nov 8, 2004 at 2:18 PM :

Well it seems inconclusive. On average the IncrementValue() function is faster, but sometimes i=i+1 will get a performance boost. So if you have only one loop in a critical area, I would suggest you use IncrementValue().

kabbi~thkek said on Sep 30, 2005 at 5:04 AM :

Is there a function to inrease a value with 1 but in the following way:

001 / 999 instead of counting like 1 / 999

Gr,

CaptainPalapa said on Apr 26, 2006 at 5:31 AM :

There's no built in function, but you can do what I do:

If you know it's only three places max, do this or some variation of it:

right("@000" & i, 3)

This gets you 001, 034, 567. These will be strings, though,

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