asked on vb6 displaying wrong calculation
Dim Credits As Long
lblCredit = 40
Credits = -20
lblCredit = Val(lblCredit) - (Credits)
lblCredit displays 60 instead of 20
The lblCredit is increased by 20, but should be reduced by 20
what is wrong ?
lblCredit = 40
Credits = -20
lblCredit = Val(lblCredit) - (Credits)
lblCredit displays 60 instead of 20
The lblCredit is increased by 20, but should be reduced by 20
what is wrong ?
Visual Basic Classic
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isnoend2001
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this works lblCredit = Val(lblCredit) + (Credits)
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Thanks