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I know - weird ideas - I would also prefer a better solution.
@Pizman:
VS values: the last 2 00 are always 00. Values increase or decrease by 100 steps.
So either - - - - or 15oo/16oo/17oo and so on

But in that way it is not working. are you sure that this could work with "letters"?

I got it working and might be useful to others
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It's possible like this:
I use a personalized FSUIPC offset in output, 0x5302, and @ is set to that personalized offset 0x5302 in the configs below.
In my config, the 0x5302 becomes 0 when managed VS (-----) and 1 when selected VS. When I push the button of the VS rotary, I set the value of the x5302 offset to 0. When I turn the VS-rotary, I set the x5302-value to 1 and increment/decrement the VS value (0x07F2) in 100-steps
Output the following offset twice to the SAME led display (5 digits) : 0x07F2
First output (the digits) :
Transform on : if(@=0 || $=0,-999,$/100)
Compare : if current value = -999
set it to ---
Display : number of digits = 5
first three are selected (in use display)
Use left padding is on (and set to space)
Second output (the 'oo') :
Transform on : if(@=0 || $=0,-999,$/100)
Compare : if current value = -999
set it to --
else set it to oo
Display : number of digits = 5
last 2 are selected (in use display)
Use left padding is on (and set to space)
As a result I get the following displays:
Managed : -----
Selected : 7oo / 15oo / 10oo / -7oo / -15oo / -10oo etc...
When the A320 reaches the desired altitude/FL, it levels off and in selected mode the display will become ----- as well.
Transform on : if(@=0 || $=0,-999,$/100)
Compare : if current value = -999
set it to ---

