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Default Simple Math Addition

Further to Nick's reply, you'll need to have a numeric start value
(presumably zero) or it will raise an error. Right click the text box and
select Properties. Then enter zero (0) in the Value field. If you for some
reason prefer it to be blank on open then perhaps this:

Private Sub CommandButton10K_Click()
With Me.TextBoxMileageValue
If .Value = "" Then .Value = 10000 _
Else .Value = .Value + 10000
End With
End Sub

Regards,
Greg


"ssjody" wrote:


Don't Laugh. I just need to know how to force a value in a textbox to
increase by a set amount when I click on a button. I know this code is
not right but it will give you the idea of what I want to do.

Private Sub CommandButton10K_Click()
Me.TextBoxMileageValue.Value Plus 10000
End Sub

When I click the CommandButton10K I just want the value in the
TextBoxMileageValue to increase by 10,000

How do I do that?

Thanks Jody


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