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I have a UserForm with a textbox and I want to take the input value, format
it so two decimal places show at all times. Below is the line of code I am working with. If I input 100 into the textbox, the value in the cell shows as 100. It doesn't make any difference if it is currency with no $ or a number with two decimal places. ActiveCell.Value = Val(Format(Me.txtOrigPrice, "Standard")) Thank you. |
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