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LOOPS
i Don't have much experience in programming, so, i need some help in
technics to do a few things to work as I want to to behave. Lets say, that in an invoice, every time the user changes data, for example Qty. the amounts they have to change a the same time.. How can I get to that point? looks like a loop.. Thanks Fernando |
LOOPS
Fernando,
If you're working in a spreadsheet: Cell A1 contains quantity, Cell B1 contains Unit Price, Cell C1 =A1*B1 Cell C1 will update each time you change quantity in A1. If you're working in a UserForm: Item1TextBox.Value = Quantity1TextBox.Value * UnitPrice1TextBox.Value Item2TextBox.Value = Quantity2TextBox.Value * UnitPrice2TextBox.Value Etc. TotalTextBox.Value = Item1TextBox.Value + Item2TextBox.Value + Etc. HTH Henry "Fernando Duran" wrote in message ... i Don't have much experience in programming, so, i need some help in technics to do a few things to work as I want to to behave. Lets say, that in an invoice, every time the user changes data, for example Qty. the amounts they have to change a the same time.. How can I get to that point? looks like a loop.. Thanks Fernando |
LOOPS
Henry wrote:
Fernando, If you're working in a spreadsheet: Cell A1 contains quantity, Cell B1 contains Unit Price, Cell C1 =A1*B1 Cell C1 will update each time you change quantity in A1. If you're working in a UserForm: Item1TextBox.Value = Quantity1TextBox.Value * UnitPrice1TextBox.Value Item2TextBox.Value = Quantity2TextBox.Value * UnitPrice2TextBox.Value Etc. TotalTextBox.Value = Item1TextBox.Value + Item2TextBox.Value + Etc. HTH Henry "Fernando Duran" wrote in message ... i Don't have much experience in programming, so, i need some help in technics to do a few things to work as I want to to behave. Lets say, that in an invoice, every time the user changes data, for example Qty. the amounts they have to change a the same time.. How can I get to that point? looks like a loop.. Thanks Fernando You mean, the "Item1TextBox.Value" is what help to update.. well, that was my mistake, I don't thing I use that type of programming. I'm home now, i try tomorrow... thanks Henry Fernando |
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