Murray Brown
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VB.net Calculate value of formula held in a string
Hi
I have a variable strFormula, which holds the string version of a formula:
eg strFormula = "10*6-(53.7*2.6)"
eg strormula = "22-(55.7/2) + 78.9"
How do I calculate the value of this formula?
I have a variable strFormula, which holds the string version of a formula:
eg strFormula = "10*6-(53.7*2.6)"
eg strormula = "22-(55.7/2) + 78.9"
How do I calculate the value of this formula?
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Thanks very much
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Thanks very much
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Thanks very much
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I get the error "Type 'Expression' is not defined"