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Showing Group Delimiter in text field
Hi
I've got a VBA form which has a number of text boxes for entering integers. However, when inputting 100000 it doesn't look much different from 1000000. Once the data is processed it's easy to format the number to show e.g 1,000,000 using FormatNumber. But is there any way to show the number in the box after updating with the group delimiters, but still retain the underlying value for manipulation once a command is run? I tried using: Private Sub txtBox_AfterUpdate() txtBox.Value = FormatNumber(txtBox.Value, 0, , -1) End Sub This worked fine in the box, e.g. it showed 10000 as 10,000. But when it came to processing the txtBox.Value was only 10, i.e. it knocked off everything after the first delimeter. Any advice much appreciated. Rob F |
Showing Group Delimiter in text field
Maybe use Cdbl to do the converison
dblVal = cdbl(txtbox.value) -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Rob F" wrote in message ... Hi I've got a VBA form which has a number of text boxes for entering integers. However, when inputting 100000 it doesn't look much different from 1000000. Once the data is processed it's easy to format the number to show e.g 1,000,000 using FormatNumber. But is there any way to show the number in the box after updating with the group delimiters, but still retain the underlying value for manipulation once a command is run? I tried using: Private Sub txtBox_AfterUpdate() txtBox.Value = FormatNumber(txtBox.Value, 0, , -1) End Sub This worked fine in the box, e.g. it showed 10000 as 10,000. But when it came to processing the txtBox.Value was only 10, i.e. it knocked off everything after the first delimeter. Any advice much appreciated. Rob F |
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