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trouble comparing a value in a text box with a variable
i've got a userform with a text box.
when the user inputs numerical data in the text box, i need the macro to compare that number with a number attached to a variable. both the text box number and the variable numbers match, but the macro is telling me they don't. i believe it's because the textbox is formatted as text and not as a value. how do i make the text in the box read as a number so that i can compare with a variable? the text box is named "checks" i tried: if checks.text = x then ....... and if checks.value = x then....... but neither work. thanks in advance, jasonk |
trouble comparing a value in a text box with a variable
Try this
if CInt(checks.text) = x then ....... and if CInt(checks.value) = x then....... Note: CInt is you want to convert the value of the text box to INTEGER. |
trouble comparing a value in a text box with a variable
Just some added information
You can also use clng to convert to long csng to convert to single cdbl to convert to double. Depends on what type of number you have. You can also look at the val function if Val(checks.text) = x then -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy " wrote: Try this if CInt(checks.text) = x then ....... and if CInt(checks.value) = x then....... Note: CInt is you want to convert the value of the text box to INTEGER. |
trouble comparing a value in a text box with a variable
thanks arthur
that worked perfectly. greatly appreciated. jasonk On 10 Apr 2006 01:57:30 -0700, wrote: Try this if CInt(checks.text) = x then ....... and if CInt(checks.value) = x then....... Note: CInt is you want to convert the value of the text box to INTEGER. |
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