# EnvMult

Sets a variable to itself times the given value.

Deprecated: This command is not recommended for use in new scripts. Use `Var := Var * Value` or `Var *= Value` instead.

    EnvMult, Var, Value

## Parameters

Var

  The name of the variable upon which to operate.

Value

  Any integer, floating point number, or expression.

## Remarks

This command is equivalent to the shorthand style: `Var *= Value`.

If either Var or Value is blank or does not start with a number, it is considered to be 0 for the purpose of the calculation (except when used internally in an expression such as `Var := X *= Y`).

If either Var or Value contains a decimal point, the end result will be a floating point number in the format set by SetFormat.

## Related

EnvAdd, EnvSub, EnvDiv, SetFormat, Expressions, If var is [not] type, SetEnv, bitwise operations (Transform)

## Examples

#1

    EnvMult, MyCount, 2
    MyCount *= 2  ; Equivalent to above