I input dblTargetValue and dblLowScoreValue as Double into a VBA
function and show the output as a string, like this:

Dim strOutput as string
strOutput = CStr((dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue))

I want to round the output so that it doesn't show too many decimals,
like this:
* If dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue = 0 decimals, show 0 decimals
* If dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue = 1 decimals, show 1 decimal
* If dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue = 2 decimals, show 2 decimals
* If dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue = 3 decimals, show 3 decimals

I really need help with this immediately because I have a deadline to
keep so I'm very grateful for help!

Regards,

SE

Dim strOutput As String
strOutput = Application.Text(Round(dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue, 3),
"General")

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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I input dblTargetValue and dblLowScoreValue as Double into a VBA
function and show the output as a string, like this:

Dim strOutput as string
strOutput = CStr((dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue))

I want to round the output so that it doesn't show too many decimals,
like this:
* If dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue = 0 decimals, show 0 decimals
* If dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue = 1 decimals, show 1 decimal
* If dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue = 2 decimals, show 2 decimals
* If dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue = 3 decimals, show 3 decimals

I really need help with this immediately because I have a deadline to
keep so I'm very grateful for help!

Regards,

SE

Thank's a lot! It works great!

Regards,

S

Bob Phillips skrev:

Dim strOutput As String
strOutput = Application.Text(Round(dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue, 3),
"General")

--
HTH

Bob Phillips

(replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct)

wrote in message
ps.com...
I input dblTargetValue and dblLowScoreValue as Double into a VBA
function and show the output as a string, like this:

Dim strOutput as string
strOutput = CStr((dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue))

I want to round the output so that it doesn't show too many decimals,
like this:
* If dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue = 0 decimals, show 0 decimals
* If dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue = 1 decimals, show 1 decimal
* If dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue = 2 decimals, show 2 decimals
* If dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue = 3 decimals, show 3 decimals

I really need help with this immediately because I have a deadline to
keep so I'm very grateful for help!

Regards,

SE

Dim strOutput As String
strOutput = Format(dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue, "#,##0.###")

Would be another way.

for example:
? format(123.4,"#,##0.###")
123.4
? format(123.45,"#,##0.###")
123.45
? format(123.456,"#,##0.###")
123.456
? format(123.4563,"#,##0.###")
123.456
? format(123.4567,"#,##0.###")
123.457


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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


" wrote:

Thank's a lot! It works great!

Regards,

S

Bob Phillips skrev:

Dim strOutput As String
strOutput = Application.Text(Round(dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue, 3),
"General")

--
HTH

Bob Phillips

(replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct)

wrote in message
ps.com...
I input dblTargetValue and dblLowScoreValue as Double into a VBA
function and show the output as a string, like this:

Dim strOutput as string
strOutput = CStr((dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue))

I want to round the output so that it doesn't show too many decimals,
like this:
* If dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue = 0 decimals, show 0 decimals
* If dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue = 1 decimals, show 1 decimal
* If dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue = 2 decimals, show 2 decimals
* If dblTargetValue - dblLowScoreValue = 3 decimals, show 3 decimals

I really need help with this immediately because I have a deadline to
keep so I'm very grateful for help!

Regards,

SE