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.
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how do you convert a decimal ( decimal place holder = dot) to a decimal (decimal place holder =comma)?
View 6 RepliesHow can I get the number of the decimal place, example 1.30 then it should give 2, for 5.0101 should give 4. I'm now doing that:
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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?
View 3 RepliesI 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!).
Code:
shill = txtshill.Text * 5
pen = txtpen.Text / 2.5
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How to check the decimal place of a input value?
View 5 Replies1)How to set the textbox only allow (Numbers , No decimal)?
2)How to set as Default two decimal place for textbox?
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.
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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)
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???
View 15 RepliesCurrently using VS2008, VB.NET, SQL.
I have a FormView from a Data Source that is getting some fields that are stored as Decimals in the SQL Database.
I am grabbing the field from the FormView as such:
Dim AvgTicketL As Label = CType(frmMerchantProfile.FindControl("F10Label"), Label)
I need to take this value, and convert it to an Integer, then send it along to an API. I have the API Calls done, tested and working, but I'm getting an error as when it is getting this value, the API is returning "Must be an Integer" error.
What I have tried so far:
Dim AvgTicketL As Label = CType(frmMerchantProfile.FindControl("F10Label"), Label)
Dim AvgTicket1 As Integer
AvgTicket1 = Double.Parse(AvgTicket.Text)
Do something with AvgTicket1
I have also attempted to Round the Value, then convert it and call it - no luck.
Checking the value of AvgTicket1 (Writing it out to a Label or Response.Write) shows "100", where the database value was 100.00. But the API is still getting 100.00, apparently. Any other conversion method that I've attempted states errors that the Label cannot be converted to Integer.
What are some methods I can successfully convert this value to an integer from a label?
So, yes, I've tried with these three formats, and the problem remains the same:I have a string, "s"For Each s As String In stringarray and this array is recieving data from a streamreader that is reading a csv file. The data I'm having dificulty reading are these very specific numbers(yes, only these numbers, because phone numbers get home safe and sound).The numbers I'm talking about are usually decimal.ValueList.Add(Convert.ToDecimal(s))
Now, when I convert them like that, they always bring a "D" alongside with them. I've personally checked the string multiple times, and it just has a "1", and somehow, my list recieves "1D" as a number, same thing happens with decimal numbers(0.29D for example). I've tried with Doubles and Integers, the result is the same.
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,
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How can I make it so that decimal numbers round up or down to the nearest integer?
View 3 RepliesIn a textbox on my form, I have a value that loads in it that is something like "10.38 - 12.33"
I want it to where the textbox will display whole numbers only. So it will show "10 - 12"
Is there a way of testing to see if a number variable is an integer, or a decimal?
View 8 RepliesI am taking data from a datagridview and storing it in an Access 2007 DB table
using the Datatset/TableAdapter Update command.
'Add rows to Table'
FoodDatabaseDataSet.Meals.Rows.InsertAt(DR, MealsRwCnt)
'Update Data Base'
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I am currently looking into the conversion of a string value to an integer. Obviously I will need to do some validation as to whether the passed value is in fact convertible to an integer.
At the heart of my question is this: the users' local is nl-BE (dutch (Belgium)), which means that we use a comma as decimal sign (and points as thousands separator); e.g. 123.456,78 would be a valid nl-BE number. Now, when using the numeric keypad, the
decimal key will yield a point, not a comma (weird huh!). So many user will enter 123456.12 and when converted to an Int, this should yield 123456.
The thing is that I want to cover all possible angles; both points and commas may be used as decimal sign by the users. So I wondering if anyone has written some code that deals with such a situation. I was thinking of an extension method that makes the
conversion based on whether a point or a comma is last used in the passed string (since no thousands separators should occur after the decimal sign).
i am using integer for days and miles, and the calculation is for money so i am using decimal in one function i am allowed to CDec the days for the calculation and the next function it gives me an error.
I dont see where what i am doing is any different than the other.
Function CalcLodging(ByVal intDays As Integer, ByVal decRoom As Decimal) As Decimal
Return (CDec(intDays)) * decRoom ' This function allows the conversion from integer
End Function
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I need the application version as an integer with decimal points eg: 1.2 At the moment I'm using:
Dim CurrentVersion As Integer
CurrentVersion = My.Application.Info.Version.Major & My.Application.Info.Version.Minor
which just gives me 12.
I'm reading a text file that has a single line with the number 70. I want to convert this to a number (decimal or Integer). The following returns 7 - what am I doing wrong? [code...]
View 6 RepliesI've got a problem. I need to convert a decimal to a fraction by a BUTTON. I've tried several times through everything I found on the internet. Until Dll's I've tried using
View 2 RepliesI have several applications I want to work on where I could sure use this. Are there any plans in the works to add this at some point?
View 4 Repliesrecordset.AddNew()
recordset("Filenumber") = arrText(0)
recordset("ClientName") = arrText(1)
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What is the cleanest, most readable way to String.Format a decimal with the following criteria
start with a sign symbol (+ or -)
a fixed number of fraction digits
no decimal separator
right aligned
pre-padded with "0"'s
I was going to try to write a hex/octal/binary/decimal converter in Visual Basic 2010 express and was wondering how I would start to do this.
View 2 RepliesI have an application that deals with some rather large number values. I wanted the values to allow a roll over so I compiled the program with Remove Integer Overflow Checks turned on. The 32 bit numbers roll over just fine but the 64 bit unsigned integers still throw an over flow exception. Is this a bug in the compiler?
View 7 RepliesI am currently working on a small vb.net project which consists of several windows. These windows consist of buttons and so on and if I click on one of these buttons, another window opens up and the previous window just closes up or hides itself.
The problem is as follows; when the new window opens up, it goes to another place (coordinate) on the screen(though its just a slight displacement).
hat can I do to make all the windows open at the same place??
How to place units and their men on the form but I cant seem to get this array to work. It has multiple errors in it.
Dim pic(calctroops()) As New PictureBox
Dim z As Integer = 15
For i = 0 To Form3.orcunits
For x = 1 To Form3.orc(orcunits)
z = z + 15
pic(i).Location = New Point(Orc1.x + z, Orc1.y)
pic(i).BackColor = Color.Green
Me.Controls.Add(pic(i))
Next x
Next i
I want to make a button that will save, but save in on a perticular line in a .txt file.[code]...
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