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Adding the values of 2 textboxes
I have textbox1 and textboxchange.
I have code which says: Cells(1,2).value=textbox1 - textboxchange This works fine, however this doesnt: Cells(2,2).value=textbox1 + textboxchange I simply get the value of textbox1 eg 23 plus the value of textbox change on the end eg. if txtboxchange=3 the the result is 231. I'm completly stumped by this. Thanks -- Cheers, Ben Remove your.tonsils to reply "You only live once but if you do it right once is enough!" |
Adding the values of 2 textboxes
The + is concatenating the two values since the default
data type for a textbox is a string. You need to cast the textbox value to a number. Try this... Cells(2, 2).Value = CLng(textbox1) + CLng(textboxchange) -----Original Message----- I have textbox1 and textboxchange. I have code which says: Cells(1,2).value=textbox1 - textboxchange This works fine, however this doesnt: Cells(2,2).value=textbox1 + textboxchange I simply get the value of textbox1 eg 23 plus the value of textbox change on the end eg. if txtboxchange=3 the the result is 231. I'm completly stumped by this. Thanks -- Cheers, Ben Remove your.tonsils to reply "You only live once but if you do it right once is enough!" . |
Adding the values of 2 textboxes
Hi Ben,
Ben Allen wrote: I have textbox1 and textboxchange. I have code which says: Cells(1,2).value=textbox1 - textboxchange This works fine, however this doesnt: Cells(2,2).value=textbox1 + textboxchange I simply get the value of textbox1 eg 23 plus the value of textbox change on the end eg. if txtboxchange=3 the the result is 231. I'm completly stumped by this. Thanks the values of the textbox are in the string format. For calculation they must be converted with the CDbl Function into numeric values. Cells(1, 2).Value = CDbl(textbox1 ) - CDbl(textboxchange) Cells(2, 2).Value = CDbl(textbox1 ) + CDbl(textboxchange) -- Mit freundlichen Grüssen Melanie Breden - Microsoft MVP für Excel - http://excel.codebooks.de (Das Excel-VBA Codebook) |
Adding the values of 2 textboxes
As Melanie said...use CDbl rather than CLng
-----Original Message----- The + is concatenating the two values since the default data type for a textbox is a string. You need to cast the textbox value to a number. Try this... Cells(2, 2).Value = CLng(textbox1) + CLng(textboxchange) -----Original Message----- I have textbox1 and textboxchange. I have code which says: Cells(1,2).value=textbox1 - textboxchange This works fine, however this doesnt: Cells(2,2).value=textbox1 + textboxchange I simply get the value of textbox1 eg 23 plus the value of textbox change on the end eg. if txtboxchange=3 the the result is 231. I'm completly stumped by this. Thanks -- Cheers, Ben Remove your.tonsils to reply "You only live once but if you do it right once is enough!" . . |
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