Addition

lblJobTotal1.Caption = FormatNumber(curPartsandTax1, 2)  + FormatNumber(curLaborHours1, 2)

The FormatNumber() function returns a String object, and the "+" operator means Concatenation for Strings, so try this instead:

lblJobTotal1.Caption = FormatNumber(curPartsandTax1 + curLaborHours1, 2)

Regards,

Idle_Mind

Please close out this question

gonzal13(Joe)

I had not looked at this site since I had posted another question that helped me get started on the project.

This is the final code:

'Maintain a list box.
'Use dropdown combo box
'Use command Buttons



Private Sub cboClear_Click()

    'The list is named cboCombo1
    'The command clears the Combo1 list
   
    cboCombo1.Clear
   
End Sub

Private Sub cboCombo1_Change()

End Sub

Private Sub cboCount_Click()

    'The ListCount command is used with the message box
    'to view the number of lines in the list
   
    MsgBox "The number of Types is " & cboCombo1.ListCount
End Sub

Private Sub cboPrint_Click()

    'The ListCount returns the number of items in a list
    'If no item is selected, the ListIndex is set to -1.
    'The first item in the list is ListIndex 0 and ListCount
    'is always one more than the largest List Index
    ' Index is a database object that provides access to
    'Data in rows of a table, based on key values.
 
    Dim intIndex As Integer
    Dim intFinalValue As Integer
 
    intFinalValue = cboCombo1.ListCount - 1
    For intIndex = 0 To intFinalValue
    Printer.Print cboCombo1.List(intIndex)
    Next intIndex
    Printer.EndDoc
   
End Sub

    'vbExclamation dislays using the Msb Box a
    'message found in quotes. Usually a warning Message.
    'Private Sub cmdADD_Click()
    '
    'If cboCombo1.Text <> "" Then
    'cboCombo1.AddItem cboCombo1
   
    'Else
    'MsgBox "Blank data", vbExclamation, "Error"
    'End If
    'End Sub


Private Sub cmdExit_Click()

    End
   
End Sub

Private Sub cmdRemove_Click()

   'A combo box control combining the features of a text box
   'and list box.
   'This control allows the user to select an item either
   'by typing into a ComboBox or by selecting it from a list.
   'Remove an item from a ListBox or Combo Box.
   'object.RemoveItem.Index
   'vbInformation Display information using a combo box
   
   If cboCombo1.ListIndex <> -1 Then
    cboCombo1.RemoveItem cboCombo1.ListIndex
    Else
        MsgBox " First select Item to remove", vbInformation, _
        "No Selection made"
   
    End If
   
End Sub

Private Sub cmdSort_Click(Index As Integer)

    'Take the combo box list, name the row and sort

    cboCombo1.Recordset.sort = "bagles"
   
End Sub


'Private Sub mnuADD_Click()

'End Sub
'Private Sub mnuFile_Click()

'End Sub
Private Sub Form_Load()

End Sub


gonzal13(Joe)

I would like to close this question out. I klnow all of you had spent time in helping me. Before I looked at any of your comments, I found the answer in the text book. I have 2000 points and would gladly give someone the points, but there are so man notes, that I do not think it is fare to award points to any one person.

Sincerely

gonzal13(Joe)