Can't Convert an INT to a String

[James D Jarvis]

@James D Jarvis Thanks for being more observant than me. After a ton of bugs being squashed the little program appears to work.

@bplus Being in the UK, I never have $ only £.

TR

I've spent hours rewriting subs tying to get them to work right and then I see I missed a "$" or typed "m" once out of dozens of times when I meant to use an n and the first version of the sub would have worked fine.