How to do this?

[ronwilliams]

x = 2
EveryThreeLines = {};
for I = 1, Table.Count(StudentFolders), (x * 20) do
table.insert(EveryThreeLines, Entries[I]);

Student1 = Entries[{""..x.."1"}] ------I want to have Student1 = Entries[21]

, but Student1 = Entries[{""..x.."1"}] won't work!

Please help
Thanks Ron

[Imagine Programming]

What is it what you are trying to do?
Your question is a bit unclear to me.

[ronwilliams]

I want this:
Student1 = Entries[21]

I have this, but does not work:
x = 2
Student1 = Entries[{""..x.."1"}]

Am I using the the x and 1 wrong?

[Imagine Programming]

Why don't you just use Entries[21]; ?

This is another way, but I'm still not sure what
you are trying to achieve.

local x = 2;
Student1 = Entries(tonumber(tostring(x)..tostring(1))];

[ronwilliams]

Thanks, but I still have no idea how to use this?
local x = 2;
Student1 = Entries(String.ToNumber(tostring(x)..tostring(1))];

[jassing]

Ron, I think you're making this more difficult than it needs to be:

x = 2
Student1 = Entries[String.ToNumber(x.."1")]

[Imagine Programming]

Also, I had a syntax error in my code ^^
I blame it on the fact I don't know what you are trying to achieve :yes

[mwreyf1]

Good excuse, Image

[Imagine Programming]

Good excuse, Image

Not really is it... I tend to blame everything on something else these days,
I really shouldn't do that. But I love it :yes