Loop Does Not Truncate Into A Two Decimal Place Holder
Feb 14, 2012
I wrote a loop that posted an accrued principal cycle to a listbox for a period of 10 years (10 loop cycles). The problem is: not only does the amount of the principal reconfigure for each loop cycle, but it does not truncate into a two decimal place holder as it should. I would like to use the ("F2") but I am not sure where to put it within the code. Here is what I have for the Calculate button event handler.
The user enter a number in a text box. what is the best way to overcome the big problem that in some countries 10,000 is written as 10.000 when you want to give the user the freedom to select its prefered format???
Can we use Content place holder within the head section of a master page? For example : <head runat="server"> <title>Untitled Page</title> <asp:ContentPlaceHolder id="ContentPlaceHolder2" runat="server"> </asp:ContentPlaceHolder> <link href="StyleSheet.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /> </head>
with vb 2008 express is there any EOF & BOF properties if not is there any alternative for the same any sample line of code (2) what is the place holder for MySQL parameter with command object?
I'm using the code below to convert the file size in bytes (test file is 31718 bytes) to KB (30.974609375 KB) but I want to display this to one decimal place (i.e. 30.9 KB). How would I do this in VB.NET?
I have a bit of code that returns some stupidly long number, and i need it to round up or down to 2 decimal places. I've looked online but I dont really understand much of it (I'm still learning!).
I am using Visual Basic Express. Here is my code but my number is always a whole number when I divide I want it to be two decimal places. For example 367/12 should equal 30.42 not just 30.
I have a series of text boxes with numbers. They are an array called txtBF(0 to 16). I am trying to take the value that is to be displayed in the text box and make it have only one decimal place. I have tried using this code below but I keep getting an error message Run Time Error 13: Type Mismatch.
txtBF(11).text = Round(txtBF(11).text, 1) and I have also tried this txtBF(11).text = Math.Round(txtBF(11).text, 1)
At the moment my problem is when the function is called If I run it without line 3' MsgBox("bfdbfbniu") the x & y aren't being returned, however when I put a msgbox they are? I don't understand why it would work with a textbox, in comparison to without one. I honestly think the msgbox() should have no effect;
'If CPU is second If count4win = 1 Then MsgBox("bfdbfbniu")
See asteriks ***below for the problems: There is text in CStr(rdrPlayers("PlayerName")) and the textbox for loop is 15 so why the extra textbox's 6 thru 15 (1 to 15 then 6 - 15 under them 6 is visable others are out of panel display I shortened my code below
I am new to vb and need some help with this change program. The idea is that we are given a certain amoun of change and then telling how many dollars, quarters, dimes, nickles and pennies. I thought I would convert the decimal to an integer and then use a while loop for every text box, i.e. dollars, quarters, dimes, etc.., to show how many of each, but the while loop is confusing for me in vb, but to tell you the truth I don't know if I am on the right track,
I want to make it so when cancel is used it exits the loop but I need the Input as a decimal. Do txtItems.Text = intCounter.ToString intCounter = intCounter + 1 msgInput = CDec(InputBox("Enter Item Price", "Item Price", "")) decSubTotal = msgInput + decSubTotal txtItemPrice.Text = msgInput.ToString("C2") [Code] .....
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Imports System.Runtime.InteropServices Imports Microsoft.Office.Interop To the top of the code
How can I simple load a PPT and load it in a holder on the form, if the PPT is interactive with buttons, can that be maintained?
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how to truncate my string value to 17 characters only.
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I have an VB.NET app that writes the status to a log file in text format. Over time, the file is getting large and I wanted to know if there is an efficient way to truncate the beginning of the file.
To make things easier, I am looking to specify a file size (say 2-3 mb) and I am writing the log using a StreamWriter:
Using strm As New IO.StreamWriter(filelocation.log, True) strm.WriteLine("msg to write") strm.Close() End Using
I thought about using the strm.BaseStream.Length to determine how much of the file to cut off, but by using the .SetLength it would cut from the end - not the desired result.
I've been using it and even saw a method in a MSDN search given that suggests that it should be used but have found that there are defects using it. An example of problem occurring.
Dim db As Double db = Int(10.12 * 100) / 100
db should be equal to 10.12 but the result you get will be 10.11. In the above example nothing is being truncated. If you added some digits right of the 2 it would give a good result. But if you're using a variable and it sometimes is equal to 10.12 or 9.12 etc. then a problem would occur. Also if 10.12 was replaced with 10.03 you'd get a result of 10.02. 10.04 gives a result of 10.03. 10.2 gives a result of 10.19. I'm now using code such as what is seen below instead of using Int() :
bd = Decimal.Truncate(CDec(10.12 * 100)) / 100
You could declare bd as a Decimal and then you wouldn't have to use CDec(). If I try Int(1012) the result is 1012 but Int(10.12 * 100) will give 1011. Pretty weird in my opinion.
I'm using vb.net. Basically, I have a drop down list, text box and a submit button. You choose a movie director from a drop down list, then type in a movie, click button and it adds the data to my database.There's another button which hides/shows drop down list, text box and submit button using Visible = True and Visible = False, but what I don't like about it is when it hides the things I said before, it leaves some white/empty space like if they are still there, but not visible.Is there anyway to put some kind of holder/container and place a button which when clicked could add my drop down list, text box and submit buttons to that place?
Like I imagine everyone, I often have problems navigating my code because the flow can jump from place to place. For example, if my code calls routine1, and I then want to go to routine1's code, I know that I can click in the dropdown menu and it will take me to that sub. But wouldn't it be easier if I could somehow right click on the call to routine way and select something like 'take me there' which would transport me from the function making the call to the code for the function being called? Then it would be easy to hop from place to place.