It seemed pretty simple, drop a spinner on the worksheet, stick some code
into the spinup and spindown to add or subtract 1 to/from the value in a
certain cell. Just because the value is a date shouldn't make any difference,
after all it's just another number.
So why does this retrieve the value of Zero everytime it fires? Yea, I put
the current date into the cell F5, then when I click on the spinup the value
in F5 becomes Zero! And of course it puts the Zero value +1 back into the
cell.
What the heck is heck is going on?! :/)

Private Sub SpinButton1_SpinDown()
Range("F5").Value = DateValue(Range("F5").Value) - 1
End Sub

Private Sub SpinButton1_SpinUp()
Range("F5").Value = DateValue(Range("F5").Value) + 1
End Sub

Not sure, your code works just fine for me.

Is F5 formatted to be a date? This code works just as well too,

Private Sub SpinButton1_SpinDown()
Range("F5").Value = Range("F5").Value - 1
End Sub
Private Sub SpinButton1_SpinUp()
Range("F5").Value = Range("F5").Value + 1
End Sub


h.

"mikebres" wrote:

It seemed pretty simple, drop a spinner on the worksheet, stick some code
into the spinup and spindown to add or subtract 1 to/from the value in a
certain cell. Just because the value is a date shouldn't make any difference,
after all it's just another number.
So why does this retrieve the value of Zero everytime it fires? Yea, I put
the current date into the cell F5, then when I click on the spinup the value
in F5 becomes Zero! And of course it puts the Zero value +1 back into the
cell.
What the heck is heck is going on?! :/)

Private Sub SpinButton1_SpinDown()
Range("F5").Value = DateValue(Range("F5").Value) - 1
End Sub

Private Sub SpinButton1_SpinUp()
Range("F5").Value = DateValue(Range("F5").Value) + 1
End Sub

Mike,

Dates are just formatted numbers, with 1 being one day. This should work:

Private Sub SpinButton1_SpinDown()
Range("F5").Value = Range("F5").Value - 1
End Sub

Private Sub SpinButton1_SpinUp()
Range("F5").Value = Range("F5").Value + 1
End Sub

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP


"mikebres" wrote in message
...
It seemed pretty simple, drop a spinner on the worksheet, stick some code
into the spinup and spindown to add or subtract 1 to/from the value in a
certain cell. Just because the value is a date shouldn't make any difference,
after all it's just another number.
So why does this retrieve the value of Zero everytime it fires? Yea, I put
the current date into the cell F5, then when I click on the spinup the value
in F5 becomes Zero! And of course it puts the Zero value +1 back into the
cell.
What the heck is heck is going on?! :/)

Private Sub SpinButton1_SpinDown()
Range("F5").Value = DateValue(Range("F5").Value) - 1
End Sub

Private Sub SpinButton1_SpinUp()
Range("F5").Value = DateValue(Range("F5").Value) + 1
End Sub

Well now that is just plain wierd. I went back and tried it again and it
worked just fine. Sometimes I think the computer doesn't like me.

Thanks folks.

"Bernie Deitrick" wrote:

Mike,

Dates are just formatted numbers, with 1 being one day. This should work:

Private Sub SpinButton1_SpinDown()
Range("F5").Value = Range("F5").Value - 1
End Sub

Private Sub SpinButton1_SpinUp()
Range("F5").Value = Range("F5").Value + 1
End Sub

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP


"mikebres" wrote in message
...
It seemed pretty simple, drop a spinner on the worksheet, stick some code
into the spinup and spindown to add or subtract 1 to/from the value in a
certain cell. Just because the value is a date shouldn't make any difference,
after all it's just another number.
So why does this retrieve the value of Zero everytime it fires? Yea, I put
the current date into the cell F5, then when I click on the spinup the value
in F5 becomes Zero! And of course it puts the Zero value +1 back into the
cell.
What the heck is heck is going on?! :/)

Private Sub SpinButton1_SpinDown()
Range("F5").Value = DateValue(Range("F5").Value) - 1
End Sub

Private Sub SpinButton1_SpinUp()
Range("F5").Value = DateValue(Range("F5").Value) + 1
End Sub