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Put the &quot;%&quot; outside the format:<br />
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Text1 = Format$(Text1, &quot;0.00&quot;) &amp;&nbsp;&quot;%&quot;<br />

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Put the "%" outside the format:

Text1 = Format$(Text1, "0.00") & "%"


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Or:<br />
Text1 = Format$(Text1, &quot;0.00\%&quot;)<br />
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Anthony
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Or:
Text1 = Format$(Text1, "0.00\%")

Anthony

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Did I get points for this? You meant rspahitz didn't you?
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Did I get points for this? You meant rspahitz didn't you?

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:) &nbsp;No biggie...<br />

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You are very kind rspahitz. How about giving me say 10^5 points from your total score? :)
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You are very kind rspahitz. How about giving me say 10^5 points from your total score? :)

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Sorry--&gt; &quot;Available Question Points 6250&quot;<br />

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Sorry--> "Available Question Points 6250"


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I have a TextBox that contain a DataFormat - %<br />
So, I write <br />
Text1 = Format$(Text1, &quot;0.00%&quot;)<br />
But when I put to this field a value 12 ,for example ,<br />
it's concert to 1200.00%<br />
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But I want that it will convert to 12.00% .How can I do it ?
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I have a TextBox that contain a DataFormat - %
So, I write 
Text1 = Format$(Text1, "0.00%")
But when I put to this field a value 12 ,for example ,
it's concert to 1200.00%

But I want that it will convert to 12.00% .How can I do it ?

Working with format function &quot;0.00%&quot;

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Working with format function &quot;0.00%&quot;

Working with format function "0.00%"