Version 25 user's guide - PC*Miler

still works and is the only way to set the default route type across functions.
However, the Ex functions shown above now provide the ability to use any of the
combination route type parameters listed below:
� prac|toll (Practical and Toll Discouraged)
� prac|53foot (Practical and 53-Foot Trailer or Twins)
� prac|natl (Practical and National Network)
� prac|toll|53foot (Practical, Toll Discouraged, 53-Foot Trailer or
Twins)
� prac|toll|natl (Practical, Toll Discouraged, National Network)
� short|toll (Shortest and Toll Discouraged)
� short|53foot (Shortest and 53-Foot Trailer or Twins)
� short|natl (Shortest and National Network)
� short|toll|53foot (Shortest, Toll Discouraged, 53-Foot Trailer or Twins)
� short|toll|natl (Shortest, Toll Discouraged, National Network)
The pipe symbol ( | ) is created by holding down the Shift key and the backslash
key ( \ ) on your keyboard at the same time.
Examples:
Origin Destination Formula
08540 02205 =MilesEx(A2,B2, “prac|toll”)
08540 02205 =DriveTimeEx(A3,B3,“prac|toll”)/(24*60)
08540 02205 =TollsEx(A4,B4,TRUE, “prac|toll”)
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