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How to tell textbox to treat number as number, not text, and notshow zero
If I leave textbox.value blank, textbox treat the number I entered
as text. If I set textbox.value to zero, textbox treats number as number but it displays a big fat 0. How do I get textbox to treat number as number and not display zero but blank instead? Thanks. |
How to tell textbox to treat number as number, not text, and not show zero
John,
A textbox only deal with text : With TextBox1 MsgBox TypeName(.Value) & " : " & TypeName(.Text) End With You have to coerce (CLng, CDbl, etc) the value when you use it If not want a zero, don't put a zero in the textbox. NickHK "John Smith" wrote in message ... If I leave textbox.value blank, textbox treat the number I entered as text. If I set textbox.value to zero, textbox treats number as number but it displays a big fat 0. How do I get textbox to treat number as number and not display zero but blank instead? Thanks. |
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