I am sending results (numbers mostly) to a text box. I am mostly using something like this:

NL = Chr$(13) + Chr$(10)
ReportText = ReportText + NL + "Model Number: " + comboModel + NL

Thats a small example of one of the things im ending to the textbox. Is it possible to use something like....Print Using "####.##" for the number results (123.45) that are gonna be sent to the same location? Does this make sense what im saying?

: I am sending results (numbers mostly) to a text box. I am mostly using something like this:
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: NL = Chr$(13) + Chr$(10)
: ReportText = ReportText + NL + "Model Number: " + comboModel + NL
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: Thats a small example of one of the things im ending to the textbox. Is it possible to use something like....Print Using "####.##" for the number results (123.45) that are gonna be sent to the same location? Does this make sense what im saying?
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i'm not exacty sure what you are asking but you can replace NL with VbCrLf same as using Chr$(13) + Chr$(10) Chr$(13) inseerts a carriage return and thats what the CR stands for Chr$(10) inserts a line feed and thats what the Lf stands for.

I i understand your question correctly you might want to try this

Format(varible,"0.00")

: I am sending results (numbers mostly) to a text box. I am mostly using something like this:
:
: NL = Chr$(13) + Chr$(10)
: ReportText = ReportText + NL + "Model Number: " + comboModel + NL
:
: Thats a small example of one of the things im ending to the textbox. Is it possible to use something like....Print Using "####.##" for the number results (123.45) that are gonna be sent to the same location? Does this make sense what im saying?
:

For one thing, you can drop the whole NL routine if you want and use vbNewLine instead. This is a constant that is either 13,10 or 13 depending on the system.

MsgBox Format$(123.45, "0.00")

Don't know if it will mess you up, but Format$() does it's own rounding of the number.

: : I am sending results (numbers mostly) to a text box. I am mostly using something like this:
: :
: : NL = Chr$(13) + Chr$(10)
: : ReportText = ReportText + NL + "Model Number: " + comboModel + NL
: :
: : Thats a small example of one of the things im ending to the textbox. Is it possible to use something like....Print Using "####.##" for the number results (123.45) that are gonna be sent to the same location? Does this make sense what im saying?
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: For one thing, you can drop the whole NL routine if you want and use vbNewLine instead. This is a constant that is either 13,10 or 13 depending on the system.
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: MsgBox Format$(123.45, "0.00")
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: Don't know if it will mess you up, but Format$() does it's own rounding of the number.
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i don't think VbNewLine works with the NT OS. i am not certain on this but i remeber reading somewhere saying that it isn't supported on all OS.

: i don't think VbNewLine works with the NT OS. i am not certain on this but i remeber reading somewhere saying that it isn't supported on all OS.
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That would be really weird since it's an internal constant, but I wouldn't put it past Microsoft to pull something like that.