How to add numbers in a textbox

[ITprogramer17]

Hi...
How to add 4+6 when you use two textbox, the first textbox is for the input and the other one if for the output..

[debasisdas]

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[creative1]

Spit the string(4+6) and store in two variables. then add them and display result in other textbox.

[jrtox]

What if 2+3+3-4.?
Very wise using 1 txtbox only.

[Ali Rizwan]

Hi...
How to add 4+6 when you use two textbox, the first textbox is for the input and the other one if for the output..

Try this code

Private Sub command1_click()

text2.text= val(text2) + val(text1)
text1.text=""

end sub

Now every time you enter a value in text1 it will added to previous one.
This code is for Adding.
You can made for subtraction yourself.

GOODLUCK
ALI

[jrtox]

Try this code

Private Sub command1_click()

text2.text= val(text2) + val(text1)
text1.text=""

end sub

Now every time you enter a value in text1 it will added to previous one.
This code is for Adding.
You can made for subtraction yourself.

GOODLUCK
ALI

That will do,
but as i understand the post.
the problem is, Text1 is only for Input like 6+4.
and and text2 is for output like the answer 10.

not text1.text which is 6 plus(+) text2.text which is 4

[Ariharan]

Hi...
How to add 4+6 when you use two textbox, the first textbox is for the input and the other one if for the output..

Tell your problem clearly.
How will you give input?

If you give the input 4 in Text1 and 6 in Text2 following code works well

Text1.Text=val(Text1.Text)+val(text2.text)

If you give the input 4+6 in Text1 and nothing in Text2 then following code works well

i=1
c=0
Do While c=0
If (i=Len(Trim(Text1)) Then
   Exit Do
End If
If (mid(Text1,i,1)='+' ) Then
   Text2=val(mid(Text1,1,i-1))+val(mid(Text1,i+1)
   c=1
End If
i=i+1
Loop

Waiting for ur reply

[Kosmos]

Just checking...you' re talking about VBA correct? or actual VB?

[kadghar]

Hi...
How to add 4+6 when you use two textbox, the first textbox is for the input and the other one if for the output..

write a code that searches character by character for numbers and signs, the easiest example would be with a couple of arrays something like this

[CODE=vb]public function Maths(byval Str1 as string) as double
dim i as integer
dim j as integer
dim k as integer
dim Int1 as integer
dim Str2 as string
dim Arr1() as double 'lets store here the numbers
dim Arr2() as integer 'and here the operators (1 for sum, 2 for diference)
j=0
k=0
redim arr1( j )
for i = 1 to len(str1)
int1=asc(mid(st r1,i,1))
if (int1 >= 48 and int1 <= 57) or int1 = 46 then str2 = str2 & chr(int1)
if int1= 43 or int1 = 45 then
redim preserve arr2 (k)
arr2(k) = int(int1/2)-20
arr1(j) = str2
str2 = ""
k=k+1
j=j+1
redim preserve arr1(j)
end if
next
arr1(j) = str2
maths = arr1(0)
for i = 1 to ubound(arr1)
if arr2(i-1) = 1 then
maths = maths + arr1(i)
else
maths = maths - arr1(i)
end if
next
end function[/CODE]

That'll be the main idea
Just make sure not to use negative numbers HTH

[Killer42]

I believe you can also use the Microsoft Script Control to evaluate an expression in a string, like that. Try a search here, as it has been covered before.

[Ariharan]

Just checking...you' re talking about VBA correct? or actual VB?

Shall i know whats VBA???

[Killer42]

Shall i know whats VBA???

Visual Basic is a complete development environment and language, including a compiler to produce applications in Exe form, or DLLs.

Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) is a "trimmed down" version of the language built into various products (possibly just the MS Office product?) as a scripting language.