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The UpDown control has the following three events--<br />
1. Change - occurs any time the Value property of the control is changed.<br />
2. DownClick - occurs when you click the down arrow of the control<br />
3. UpClick - occurs when you click the up arrow of the control.<br />
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Hope this helps you.
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The UpDown control has the following three events--
1. Change - occurs any time the Value property of the control is changed.
2. DownClick - occurs when you click the down arrow of the control
3. UpClick - occurs when you click the up arrow of the control.

Hope this helps you.

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i need to write code using the updown control to increment or decrement a number. &nbsp;The user enters a number in a textbox, then after the number is entered they have the option to increment the number or decrement it. &nbsp;I got it to work for incrementing the number, the only problem is that when the down arrow is pressed it still increments the number. &nbsp;Example: Private Sub UpDown2_Change()<br />
&nbsp;txtcentigrade.Text = txtcentigrade.Text + UpDown2.Increment<br />
End Sub<br />
I am hopeless, can anyone help me??
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i need to write code using the updown control to increment or decrement a number.  The user enters a number in a textbox, then after the number is entered they have the option to increment the number or decrement it.  I got it to work for incrementing the number, the only problem is that when the down arrow is pressed it still increments the number.  Example: Private Sub UpDown2_Change()
 txtcentigrade.Text = txtcentigrade.Text + UpDown2.Increment
End Sub
I am hopeless, can anyone help me??

How do I write code for the updown control??

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