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Performing math in VB from an Access Form
I have an access Form open - I have a button on the form and in the Click
Event I want to perform some math using the values of fields showing in the form - so for instance on of the fields is 'Price' one of the fields is 'Shipping' I want to add the amount in 'Price' to the amount in 'Shipping' and place it in a String for use elsewhere. Can this be done from a VB statement ? Thanks for any help |
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Performing math in VB from an Access Form
On 13 Mar 2006 01:05:05 GMT, Isis wrote:
I have an access Form open - I have a button on the form and in the Click Event I want to perform some math using the values of fields showing in the form - so for instance on of the fields is 'Price' one of the fields is 'Shipping' I want to add the amount in 'Price' to the amount in 'Shipping' and place it in a String for use elsewhere. Can this be done from a VB statement ? Thanks for any help Place it in a string? Are you sure? Dim strString as String strString = CStr(Nz([Price],0) + Nz([Shipping],0)) -- Fred Please respond only to this newsgroup. I do not reply to personal e-mail |
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Performing math in VB from an Access Form
fredg wrote in
: On 13 Mar 2006 01:05:05 GMT, Isis wrote: I have an access Form open - I have a button on the form and in the Click Event I want to perform some math using the values of fields showing in the form - so for instance on of the fields is 'Price' one of the fields is 'Shipping' I want to add the amount in 'Price' to the amount in 'Shipping' and place it in a String for use elsewhere. Can this be done from a VB statement ? Thanks for any help Place it in a string? Are you sure? Dim strString as String strString = CStr(Nz([Price],0) + Nz([Shipping],0)) Thanks for the answer Fred - I am using a string because it is going to be pasted into an email eventually. What does the 'Nz' bit mean and what is the placeholder '0' for ? Thanks again |
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Performing math in VB from an Access Form
On 13 Mar 2006 12:45:11 GMT, Isis wrote:
fredg wrote in : On 13 Mar 2006 01:05:05 GMT, Isis wrote: I have an access Form open - I have a button on the form and in the Click Event I want to perform some math using the values of fields showing in the form - so for instance on of the fields is 'Price' one of the fields is 'Shipping' I want to add the amount in 'Price' to the amount in 'Shipping' and place it in a String for use elsewhere. Can this be done from a VB statement ? Thanks for any help Place it in a string? Are you sure? Dim strString as String strString = CStr(Nz([Price],0) + Nz([Shipping],0)) Thanks for the answer Fred - I am using a string because it is going to be pasted into an email eventually. What does the 'Nz' bit mean and what is the placeholder '0' for ? Thanks again Open any code window and click on Help. Type NZ in the index window and read what VBA help has to say. -- Fred Please respond only to this newsgroup. I do not reply to personal e-mail |
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