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Excel Form Issues...again :)
Well hello! You people seem to have an answer for me every time, and
guess what? I GOTS ME ANUTTER!! Here goes: I have a form that users enter information in, and on changes to those fields, calculations are performed and results put into text boxes on the bottom (totals and such). My issue is this: I want the value calculated to display like money ($##.##). I have tried setting variables as currency (didn't do nuttin) and have tried rounding to 2 decimals (didn't do it). When the total has decimals, it displays them, but absolutely refuses to show me the money so to speak when it is a whole number. How the hell do I get it to show them pesky .00's? (Sample code) Dim muhTotal As Currency (also tried this with/without the following code, and the following code with the above defined as Dim muhTotal) muhTotal= Round(muhTotal, 2) So...Whatcha think? |
Excel Form Issues...again :)
Hi Bohica.
Try: muhTotal= format(muhTotal, ,"$#,##0.00") --- Regards, Norman "BOHICA" wrote in message om... Well hello! You people seem to have an answer for me every time, and guess what? I GOTS ME ANUTTER!! Here goes: I have a form that users enter information in, and on changes to those fields, calculations are performed and results put into text boxes on the bottom (totals and such). My issue is this: I want the value calculated to display like money ($##.##). I have tried setting variables as currency (didn't do nuttin) and have tried rounding to 2 decimals (didn't do it). When the total has decimals, it displays them, but absolutely refuses to show me the money so to speak when it is a whole number. How the hell do I get it to show them pesky .00's? (Sample code) Dim muhTotal As Currency (also tried this with/without the following code, and the following code with the above defined as Dim muhTotal) muhTotal= Round(muhTotal, 2) So...Whatcha think? |
Excel Form Issues...again :)
TextBox1.Text = Format(muhTotal, "$###,###")
-- HTH Bob Phillips ... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "BOHICA" wrote in message om... Well hello! You people seem to have an answer for me every time, and guess what? I GOTS ME ANUTTER!! Here goes: I have a form that users enter information in, and on changes to those fields, calculations are performed and results put into text boxes on the bottom (totals and such). My issue is this: I want the value calculated to display like money ($##.##). I have tried setting variables as currency (didn't do nuttin) and have tried rounding to 2 decimals (didn't do it). When the total has decimals, it displays them, but absolutely refuses to show me the money so to speak when it is a whole number. How the hell do I get it to show them pesky .00's? (Sample code) Dim muhTotal As Currency (also tried this with/without the following code, and the following code with the above defined as Dim muhTotal) muhTotal= Round(muhTotal, 2) So...Whatcha think? |
Excel Form Issues...again :)
WOOOHOOO!!! Thank you again. Worked like a freakin' charm. I am
kicking myself in the ass a bit for not even trying the format, but whaddyagonnadoo? Thanks again. |
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