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Not so Random Numbers
Greetings
I have been using this Me.bxnum.Value = Int((100000000000# * Rnd) + 1) to populate a textbox used to assign a number to a storage box. it works ok. i would like to know if there is a way to use a number as a starting point i.e. 501 and the add 1 to that number daily. any ideas? Rather then using completly random numbers. |
Not so Random Numbers
have it store the value somewhere on the sheet?
you could just use range("a1").value = range("a1").value +1 if the value is already held in the textbox pull it from there and use this "Office_Novice" wrote: Greetings I have been using this Me.bxnum.Value = Int((100000000000# * Rnd) + 1) to populate a textbox used to assign a number to a storage box. it works ok. i would like to know if there is a way to use a number as a starting point i.e. 501 and the add 1 to that number daily. any ideas? Rather then using completly random numbers. |
Not so Random Numbers
Thanks, thats a good start but the range changes so how would i have to
enter the range? "tigoda" wrote: have it store the value somewhere on the sheet? you could just use range("a1").value = range("a1").value +1 if the value is already held in the textbox pull it from there and use this "Office_Novice" wrote: Greetings I have been using this Me.bxnum.Value = Int((100000000000# * Rnd) + 1) to populate a textbox used to assign a number to a storage box. it works ok. i would like to know if there is a way to use a number as a starting point i.e. 501 and the add 1 to that number daily. any ideas? Rather then using completly random numbers. |
Not so Random Numbers
stick it in a call thats not going to be used, set the text colour to white
or if you mean it moves because new rows are added you counld use the Range("A1").End(xlDown).value to select the last value in the range "Office_Novice" wrote: Thanks, thats a good start but the range changes so how would i have to enter the range? "tigoda" wrote: have it store the value somewhere on the sheet? you could just use range("a1").value = range("a1").value +1 if the value is already held in the textbox pull it from there and use this "Office_Novice" wrote: Greetings I have been using this Me.bxnum.Value = Int((100000000000# * Rnd) + 1) to populate a textbox used to assign a number to a storage box. it works ok. i would like to know if there is a way to use a number as a starting point i.e. 501 and the add 1 to that number daily. any ideas? Rather then using completly random numbers. |
Not so Random Numbers
Thanks alot, I know it was simple but i am still new at this.
"tigoda" wrote: stick it in a call thats not going to be used, set the text colour to white or if you mean it moves because new rows are added you counld use the Range("A1").End(xlDown).value to select the last value in the range "Office_Novice" wrote: Thanks, thats a good start but the range changes so how would i have to enter the range? "tigoda" wrote: have it store the value somewhere on the sheet? you could just use range("a1").value = range("a1").value +1 if the value is already held in the textbox pull it from there and use this "Office_Novice" wrote: Greetings I have been using this Me.bxnum.Value = Int((100000000000# * Rnd) + 1) to populate a textbox used to assign a number to a storage box. it works ok. i would like to know if there is a way to use a number as a starting point i.e. 501 and the add 1 to that number daily. any ideas? Rather then using completly random numbers. |
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