This message was edited by 5thshadow at 2005-10-19 6:52:55

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How would I do the opposite of 'variable = CInt(Val(txtInput.Text))', like if you enter a number it would return a value of 0

: This message was edited by 5thshadow at 2005-10-19 6:52:55

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: How would I do the opposite of 'variable = CInt(Val(txtInput.Text))', like if you enter a number it would return a value of 0
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What do you mean?
Please give more details.

Simple way to check for a number....

If Not IsNumeric(txtInput.Text) Then
   'it is not a number
    variable = .....
End if

If you want something more complex that can account for specific special characters and such, you need to learn how to write a Regular Expression, google it and you will find plenty of examples.


~rlc




: : This message was edited by 5thshadow at 2005-10-19 6:52:55

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: : How would I do the opposite of 'variable = CInt(Val(txtInput.Text))', like if you enter a number it would return a value of 0
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: What do you mean?
: Please give more details.
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Thanks rlc, that's exactly what I was looking for

: Simple way to check for a number....
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: If Not IsNumeric(txtInput.Text) Then
:    'it is not a number
:     variable = .....
: End if

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: If you want something more complex that can account for specific special characters and such, you need to learn how to write a Regular Expression, google it and you will find plenty of examples.
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: ~rlc
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