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How do I dynamically evaluate a formula retrieved at runtime?
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How do I dynamically evaluate a formula retrieved at runtime?

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how does your formula looks like ? (can you paste it here ?)<br />
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-Kusala
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how does your formula looks like ? (can you paste it here ?)

-Kusala

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Thanks,<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; I'll give it a try!
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Thanks, sorry it took me a little while.
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Here's what I'm trying to do:<br />
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I have an asp.net page with 3 textboxes on it and one label that will display the answer. &nbsp;Based on a selection that the user makes I want to be able to get a formula stored in a table that will tell how to calculate a total using the 3 controls as input.<br />
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Ex. Formula: &nbsp;(Val(Textbox1.text) + Val(Textbox2.text) + Val(Textbox3.text)) / 3<br />
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The formula will have the real control names in it but the formula will look like above and will be stored in a SQL server table. &nbsp;If it makes a difference I'm using VB and .NET 3.5.<br />

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Here's what I'm trying to do:

I have an asp.net page with 3 textboxes on it and one label that will display the answer.  Based on a selection that the user makes I want to be able to get a formula stored in a table that will tell how to calculate a total using the 3 controls as input.

Ex. Formula:  (Val(Textbox1.text) + Val(Textbox2.text) + Val(Textbox3.text)) / 3

The formula will have the real control names in it but the formula will look like above and will be stored in a SQL server table.  If it makes a difference I'm using VB and .NET 3.5.


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