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I have a couple of numeric up and down buttons on a form. &nbsp;One has 3 decimal points and in my class it is declared as a double. <br />
I am trying to set the value, &nbsp;43545.121, into the control, but I get an error saying I need a maximum, min etc.<br />
I am using the following to put the value in the number portion of the control.<br />
Me.NumValveTiming.Value = cEng.ValveTiming<br />
What is the correct way to set the value of this control?
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I have a couple of numeric up and down buttons on a form.  One has 3 decimal points and in my class it is declared as a double. 
I am trying to set the value,  43545.121, into the control, but I get an error saying I need a maximum, min etc.
I am using the following to put the value in the number portion of the control.
Me.NumValveTiming.Value = cEng.ValveTiming
What is the correct way to set the value of this control?

NumericUpDown Set Value

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