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Default Textbox calculation problem...

Found it.

it is because of using commas. if you want it to work with commas where
the dots are supposed to be then put this code first which will replace
the commas for dots for the purposes of calculating.

s1 = textbox1.Text
s1 = Replace(s1, ",", ".")

But that depends on how big a number you want in the textbox and
whether you need to comma delimit thousands or millions.

For instance

6,000,000.01 should be typed in as 6000000.01


Duncan


pmguerra wrote:

Hi again...

I have a little textbox problem. The code (simplified) is the
following:

Private Sub TextBox1_Exit(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean)

'divide the textbox value by 3
TextBox1.Value = TextBox1.Value / 3

End Sub

when I insert "55", I get 18.333. No problem here.

If I insert "55.55", I get 1851.6667!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I believe this is a
dot or comma related problem...

Any help, please???


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