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Got this

  Writeln('| Gained '+IntToStr(Round(XPRate))+' Experience/Hour' + PadL('|', 11) ); 

I want it to place commas in the correct places when the number requires it.

Format('%4.0n', [XPRate])

There is another way, but can't for the life of me think of it off the top of my head.

Whoa, what's the "'%4.0n'" about?

Writeln(Format('%4.0n', [9000])   )

Doesn't compile.
Error: Exception: Invalid argument index in format "" at line 4

http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=47409

For format, by the way. But that doesn't really explain what you need. I don't know if there's a function for this already, but to add commas is pretty simple. Can't explain now, but if you get the length of a string of numbers, I think you can figure it out. :)

{*******************************************************************************
function GroupDigits(n: integer; token: String): String;
By: PriSoner and Nava2
Description: Formats an integer into groups of 3 seperated by `token' and
             returns a formatted string (i.e 1234567 would become 1,234,567)
*******************************************************************************}  

Thanks again you goodfornothin's

Use Format…but for some reason I can't pass %n which is the number format constant.

Edit: It seems you can't pass many of the format constants…. Only ones that worked for me were %d %u %x

From: YoHoJo

{*******************************************************************************
function GroupDigits(n: integer; token: String): String;
By: PriSoner and Nava2
Description: Formats an integer into groups of 3 seperated by `token' and
             returns a formatted string (i.e 1234567 would become 1,234,567)
*******************************************************************************}  

Thanks again you goodfornothin's

That's what I was trying to think of. No way would it come to me.

Mormonman, file a bug report. :)

YoHoJo.. just use the search function, or check the docs before posting.. :/

I did both. Didn't see it anywhere.
Then I looked though MSI and found the answer.
LEME make threads if I want to, you guys are faster/smarter (normally)!