Hi Tushar

I have hundreds of text boxes to code. The data to
populate these ranges from 1 to 10 decimal places and I
need whole numbers to 0.

I am new to Vb so I'm sure your suggestion will come in
useful for future developments.

Thanks again Andrea

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I imagine Tom's code does the job, but I don't see the
need for a test
as you want. Doesn't the following do the job?

frmMain.txtResult.Text = Round(Rst![Total],4)

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Tushar Mehta
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Hi Frank/Tushar

Thank you for both replies -

I've tried your suggestions, but I think an 'If' or
'case
statement' is required. I'm a VB beginner as you may
have
worked out.

Something like:

Dim result As Variant
Dim number As Variant

number = Rst![Total]

Result = number

If number is .0000 then

Trim to .0000 '(4 decimal places)

frmMain.txtResult.Text = (Result)

However I do not know how to write this in VB and have
spent hours searching for an answer.

I hope I have made this a little clearer.

I would appreciate any help.

Thanks Andrea

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Hi
try
=TRUNC(123.1234567,4)

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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

Andrea wrote:
Help please !!!!

I am trying to write some code that will trim general
numbers.

e.g. 123.123456789 to 123.1234

I have looked at Trim Statements but these only seem
to
apply to characters and spacing.

Thanks Andrea
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