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would it be posible to default the amount enterd in a text box with the
prefix "R" and "." to seperate sents? we use amounts like R1125.80 and show amounts in lable as that to? i got this: Label24.Caption = Range("l65536").End(xlUp).Value |
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On Jan 19, 9:07 am, pswanie wrote:
would it be posible to default the amount enterd in a text box with the prefix "R" and "." to seperate sents? we use amounts like R1125.80 and show amounts in lable as that to? i got this: Label24.Caption = Range("l65536").End(xlUp).Value No need for code. You can define a custom format for the cells with those values. Select the cells then Menu - Format - Cells - Custom. Then select the "0.00" format and insert the "R" to the left of the number format. The R will then be prefixed to values that people add into the worksheet. If you want to use code, macro capture of the above sequence gives you: Range("C7:C10").Select Selection.NumberFormat = "R0.00" You can include the NumberFormat line in your subs to give you what you want. SteveM |
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this is what i use now. thinking of using a command button to rather "update"
or what better way is there? that line does not show label24 in that format Private Sub MultiPage1_change() Label13.Caption = Range("f65536").End(xlUp).Value Label15.Caption = Range("n65536").End(xlUp).Value Label19.Caption = Range("i65536").End(xlUp).Value Label24.Caption = Range("l65536").End(xlUp).Value Selection.NumberFormat = "R0.00" Label32.Caption = Range("m65536").End(xlUp).Value End Sub "SteveM" wrote: On Jan 19, 9:07 am, pswanie wrote: would it be posible to default the amount enterd in a text box with the prefix "R" and "." to seperate sents? we use amounts like R1125.80 and show amounts in lable as that to? i got this: Label24.Caption = Range("l65536").End(xlUp).Value No need for code. You can define a custom format for the cells with those values. Select the cells then Menu - Format - Cells - Custom. Then select the "0.00" format and insert the "R" to the left of the number format. The R will then be prefixed to values that people add into the worksheet. If you want to use code, macro capture of the above sequence gives you: Range("C7:C10").Select Selection.NumberFormat = "R0.00" You can include the NumberFormat line in your subs to give you what you want. SteveM |
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On 19 Jan., 15:41, pswanie wrote:
this is what i use now. thinking of using a command button to rather "update" or what better way is there? that line does not show label24 in that format Private Sub MultiPage1_change() Label13.Caption = Range("f65536").End(xlUp).Value Label15.Caption = Range("n65536").End(xlUp).Value Label19.Caption = Range("i65536").End(xlUp).Value Label24.Caption = Range("l65536").End(xlUp).Value Selection.NumberFormat = "R0.00" Label32.Caption = Range("m65536").End(xlUp).Value End Sub "SteveM" wrote: On Jan 19, 9:07 am, pswanie wrote: would it be posible to default the amount enterd in a text box with the prefix "R" and "." to seperate sents? *we use amounts like R1125.80 and show amounts in lable as that to? i got this: Label24.Caption = Range("l65536").End(xlUp).Value No need for code. *You can define a custom format for the cells with those values. *Select the cells then Menu - Format - Cells - Custom. *Then select the "0.00" format and insert the "R" to the left of the number format. *The R will then be prefixed to values that people add into the worksheet. If you want to use code, macro capture of the above sequence gives you: * * Range("C7:C10").Select * * Selection.NumberFormat = "R0.00" You can include the NumberFormat line in your subs to give you what you want. SteveM- Skjul tekst i anførselstegn - - Vis tekst i anførselstegn - Label24.Caption = Format(Range("l65536").End(xlUp).Value, "R0.00") // Per |
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"Per Jessen" wrote: On 19 Jan., 15:41, pswanie wrote: this is what i use now. thinking of using a command button to rather "update" or what better way is there? that line does not show label24 in that format Private Sub MultiPage1_change() Label13.Caption = Range("f65536").End(xlUp).Value Label15.Caption = Range("n65536").End(xlUp).Value Label19.Caption = Range("i65536").End(xlUp).Value Label24.Caption = Range("l65536").End(xlUp).Value Selection.NumberFormat = "R0.00" Label32.Caption = Range("m65536").End(xlUp).Value End Sub "SteveM" wrote: On Jan 19, 9:07 am, pswanie wrote: would it be posible to default the amount enterd in a text box with the prefix "R" and "." to seperate sents? we use amounts like R1125.80 and show amounts in lable as that to? i got this: Label24.Caption = Range("l65536").End(xlUp).Value No need for code. You can define a custom format for the cells with those values. Select the cells then Menu - Format - Cells - Custom. Then select the "0.00" format and insert the "R" to the left of the number format. The R will then be prefixed to values that people add into the worksheet. If you want to use code, macro capture of the above sequence gives you: Range("C7:C10").Select Selection.NumberFormat = "R0.00" You can include the NumberFormat line in your subs to give you what you want. SteveM- Skjul tekst i anførselstegn - - Vis tekst i anførselstegn - Label24.Caption = Format(Range("l65536").End(xlUp).Value, "R0.00") // Per |
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