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What's wrong with this script?

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User#4422 0
10 years ago

a = game.Players:FindFirstChild(Name) b = a.leaderstats.Money.Value script.Parent.MoneyBox.Text = (".. b..")

This script is located in a ScreenGui with a textbox named MoneyBox. This script's purpose is to display the money without the ugly looks of a leaderboard, which I have, but have hidden.

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Answered by
Sublimus 992 Moderation Voter
10 years ago

You should be concatenating after a set of dual quotes:

script.Parent.MoneyBox.Text = ""..b --And there is no need for parenthesis

Here is a wiki article on concatenating: Concatenation

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That didn't work, it looks better than what I had, though. User#4422 0 — 10y
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Is name defined? Sublimus 992 — 10y
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No @huner2 that may be the reason User#4422 0 — 10y
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Answered by
connieoop 10
9 years ago 
b = a.leaderstats.Money --Don't define a variable with ".Value". I had this problem before.
script.Parent.MoneyBox.Text = "Money: "..b

I think that should work.

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Answered by
xolbStudios 127
9 years ago

You may come across some problems while trying to concatenate a number with string.

a = game.Players:FindFirstChild(Name) 
b = a.leaderstats.Money.Value 
script.Parent.MoneyBox.Text = tostring(b)

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