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I just don't understand this.
When using the following 2 peices of code in a userform I cna format the data to how I want it so as I'm typing in the data it displays in the correct format I'm after. Private Sub MaxQ_Change() MaxQ = Format(MaxQ, "#,###") End Sub Private Sub MeanVC_Change() MeanVC = Format(MeanVC, "$#,###") End Sub So in MaxQ_Change I type 10000, I get 10,000 appear as I'm typing For in MeanVC_Change I type 15125, I get $15,125 appear. But for the life of me I can not find a way to put decimals into the values, where I want them For example if I try MeanVC= format(MeanVC, "$#,###.##) and I type 51, I get $5.1 and not $51.00 as I'm, after. How can I type 51.65 into a textbox and get $51.65? Thanks in advance |
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