it should take either decimal values or integers and max length is 16if it takes decimal value as input then it should contain only 14 digits in decimal place and 2 digits in fraction part eg(1234567.12-valid) but (12345678.123 - invalid) and also(123456.12345- invalid)
View 2 RepliesI currently have a calculation that gets performed based on the type of operation a user chooses on my form (+, -, *, or /). I have it check their answer against the correct answer and tell them if they get the answer right or wrong. I need to know how I can check the answer when they choose a division sign that checks only the first two digits of the lbltxtAnswer label. I also currently have a validation that checks for numbers only, so if the user types in a decimal, the error message displays, which I don't want it to do. Here is my calculation and validation [code]...
View 2 RepliesI am developing windows application in vb.net, i have textbox which should allow only numbers with decimal point. for example "99.00"
View 6 RepliesI found a function that validates the numberic and decimal input for a textbox and works exactly like I want. But it does not let me limit how many numbers after the decimal. how to do this in the same function?
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Maybe this is just a really basic question that everyone knows the answer to, and is why I couldn't find the answer. What I want to do is pretty simple. I want to declare a custom type that's just like a Single, except when you access the value, you get the value rounded to the second or third decimal place. Something like this:
Dim MyNumer as TwoDecimalNumber
MyNumer = 1.124
Msgbox(MyNumber) 'This would pop up a box showing "1.12"
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I have two Numeric "spinner" boxes on my form called, nrcStartNumber and nrcEndNumber. The valid range for these boxes is 1-9999 (set for the controls at design). My question is what is the proper way to validate the two controls against each other such that the nrcEndNumber is always greater than nrcStartNumber? A similar question would be the same thing with two datetimepickers (formatted to time) such that the end time is always after the start time?
View 5 RepliesThe code below allows me to enter an integer in to the text boxes, but if I enter a decimal in any it throws an error. How do I validate decimal values in addition to integers?
Private Function numeric() As Boolean
'validate text boxes as numeric
Dim blnnumeric As Boolean = False
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this is my code in VB.NET 2008 and it works as the result, i can input starts from 1.00 until 99.99
but i need more than this i want the textbox automatic validate the input as i typed in the textbox
example: i typed "1000" then the textbox will write "1,000"
example: i typed "10000.99" then the textbox will write "10,000.99"
nb: it has to disabled from typing ","
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I'm trying to validate input boxes for numeric value and range value. If I validate for either numeric value OR range value there is no error (for example, comment out one of the validation statements), but if both statements are present and I enter "a" I get an error "Conversion from string "a" to type 'Double' is not valid." Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
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i am use vb 2003 windows app with access 2003 database i want this code to check for numeric input only in the last text box CompanyProdPriceTxBx.Text
this is my
Private Sub SaveCompanyProdbtn_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles SaveCompanyProdbtn.Click
Dim rep As Integer
If CompanyProdNameTxBx.Text = "" Then
rep = MsgBox("Please Input Product Name", MsgBoxStyle.Critical)
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I have the following bit of code to validate two text box entries, and it catches both text boxes individually just fine but my question is: Where would I put the code if the text box entries are both valid?
Dim intExponent, intBase As Integer
Dim ErrNum As Int16 = 1
If Not Integer.TryParse(txtExponentInput.Text, intExponent) _
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I tried a "Case 1" but apparently that doesn't work for some reason...
is there any function to validate if a string has only numerical characters? I can cross character for character and verify if it is a number. But I look for something simpler or if already a function like that exists.
I cannot use IsNumeric or IsDigit because it returns numbers to True with point or comma.
I need only numeric characters (no comma nor points
Can someone tell me how to validate numeric, alphanumeric, currency, and 4-digit number in textboxes ?
View 2 RepliesDense student here with little sleep here during finals week...I have a text field being read on a button click event (along with lots of other information being read). This field needs to have a number entered.
I either:
1) Force a default value (i.e. - "2")
2) Verify there's something in the field AND that something is numeric...
I have a bound Datagridview with a column Quantity in which I want to enter numbers but dont want the user to type a decimal. E.g. 100 should be allowed, however 100.23 should not be allowed.Have set the DefaultCellStyle property of this column to
DataGridViewCellStyle { Format=N0 }
AND
Also in my Form Load event i have entered below code:
Me.DataGridViewTblInvoiceDetailsAndTblTempInvoiceDetails.Columns(2).DefaultCellStyle.Format
= "N0"[code].....
However this is not working.When I run the program it is allowing me to enter decimal values.
I'm trying to validate an IP address in dot decimal format e.g. 127.55.21.1
System.Net.IPAddress.TryParse(IP, Nothing)
This though returns numbers like "500" or "9" as valid. Why does it do this? Do I have to set the IP address version, if so how would I do this?
how do I limit a numeric value (Integer type Array) to only show 2 places after the decimal ? ie: 25.00 and not 25.00175?
View 7 RepliesAs the title of the question, I need to validate regex using the following values:
(Maximum 2 decimal places, and 9 integers) with an optional percent symbol.
Valid:
10%
0%
1111111.12%
15.2%
10
2.3
Invalid:
.%
12.%
.02%
%
123456789123.123
I tried:
^[0-9]{0,9}([.][0-9]{0,2})d[\%]{0,1}?$
But It does not work as I want.
1) One Decimal Varibale stores a decimal value
2) The value must be converted in string ( some time the comma is used as decimalplaceholder some time the dot)
3) the user modifies the value
4) i need to riconvert the string back in decimal
how can i do this
so:
Variable 123.34D ----> textBox 123,34 or 123.34 -----> variable 123.34D
I am trying to mkae sure that there has been 16 numeric digits entered into the masked textbox. If not show errror message and if so to call the fucnction ValidateLuhn. When calling Validate Luhn i want the program to tell me if the number entered is valid or invalid using the code in the function:
Private Function ValidateLuhn(ByVal value As String) As Boolean
Dim CheckSum As Integer = 0
Dim DoubleFlag As Boolean = (value.Length Mod 2 = 0)
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just forgot, I knew this "Textbox1.text = format(textbox1.text, "####.00")" will set up the format to 4number with two decimal - 1234.00, how about if the user enter 12345.00, five number with two decimal, how did you do the check and give error message?
View 1 RepliesI have a TextBox in a Windows Forms application in VB 2008 (.NET 3.5) where a user can key an estimate amount. I am allowing them to key dollars and cents, and I want to round to the nearest dollar. The original code had the rounding down when the data was written back to a table, and that worked fine - I have this code in a "Save" routine that fires when the user moves to a different screen or record:
Dim est As Decimal : Decimal.TryParse(txtEstimateAmount.Text.Trim, est)
Dim estimatedAmount As Integer = Math.Round(est)
I decided that it might be nice to actually do the rounding as soon as they leave the field instead, so they're not surprised when they reload the screen and find that 1822.60 is now 1823. So I took the exact same code and added it to the TextBox.Leave event handler. And the weirdest thing happened: instead of the variable est being populated with 1822.60 after the parse, it gets set to -1! What the...?
Debugging the handler shows that the value goes into the parser correctly, and if I do the parsing manually via the Immediate window, it parses correctly, but when I let the code do it, it invariably gets set to -1. What's even weirder is that any number gets parsed as -1, not just decimals, and any non-number gets parsed as 0 (which is correct).
Has anybody else ever run into this before? I tried moving the code to the TextBox.LostFocus event instead, but with the same results. I have no idea what in the heck is going on, and obviously there are workarounds galore for this, but it just makes no sense whatsoever.
EDIT: Here's the full event handler (current behavior for which is to put -1 in the TextBox):
Private Sub txtEstimateAmount_Leave(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles txtEstimateAmount.Leave
' Take any dollars-and-cents amount and round to the nearest dollar
Dim est As Decimal
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Ok.. i'm trying to validate a textbox, and i think i got the code pinned down, however,after it is validated.. how do i loop so it lets you input the data in again after you have entered incorrect data
Do
NameNew = txtName.Text
If txtName.Text > 100 Then MsgBox("too high")
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how i validate the textbox textbox only get integer value and after that this integer value assign to a integer variable.
View 12 RepliesI want to write 123.32 i have implement validation but it does not include "."
how to include it
If (e.Key > Key.D0 And e.Key < Key.D9) Or _
(e.Key > Key.NumPad0 And e.Key < Key.NumPad9) _
Or e.Key = Key.Back Or e.Key = Key.Tab _
Or e.Key = Key.Decimal
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how to validate the text box value? I have one class with function for validating the duplicate value of sql table.
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How could i validate a textbox in vb.net, so that it gives error message if i enter anything apart from alphabets?
View 3 RepliesWhat 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 have a form with a textbox, and i would like validation to occur so that a blank field is not allowed
e.Cancel = String.IsNullOrEmpty(TextBox.Text)
Does not always work, because it still allows me overwrite an existing field with blank spaces, and then update.
I am trying to validate the character within a textbox. The textbox has a MaxLenght of 1
Private Sub textbox1_TextChanged() Handles textbox1.TextChanged
If allowed_characters.Contains(textbox1.Text) = True Then
textbox2.Focus()
End If
If allowed_characters.Contains(textbox1.Text) = False Then
textbox_userid_input01.Clear()
End If
End Sub
When I enter something in textbox1 at the debug it will do the if contain = false
but the if contain = true doesn't work. I tried a lot, but it still doesn't recognize true.