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Formatting Values

Asked by ToddHawley4984 in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software, Visual Basic Programming

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I am using excel 2003 VBA to develop a series of dialog boxes to do some hydrologic calculations...My question is this. in the code i've typed below lets say VAR1 is 0.03495 and VAR2  is 0.203486. Since i used the format on the answer to Var1+Var2 before assigning it to the text box "tb_ANS" does that round the value of the answer or just tell the text box to show two decimal places? If it does round then how can i format my textboxes to a certain number of decimal places?  I want to use the full value in calculations but limit the decimal places when displaying answer in the form.
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Sub Calculate()
Dim VAR1 as Double
Dim Var1 as Double
Dim ANS as Double
VAR1 = tb_var1.value
Var2 = tb_var2.value
 
tb_ANS =Format(Var1+Var2, ##0.00")
 
End Sub
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Tags: excel, textbox, values, format
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