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Hello,
i have code :
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i have code :
If NumberOFPictures <= 47 Then
Slidenumber = 2
ElseIf NumberOFPictures > 47 And NumberOFPictures <= 94 Then
Slidenumber = 3
ElseIf NumberOFPictures > 94 And NumberOFPictures <= 141 Then
Slidenumber = 4
ElseIf NumberOFPictures > 141 And NumberOFPictures <= 188 Then
Slidenumber = 5
ElseIf NumberOFPictures > 188 And NumberOFPictures <= 235 Then
Slidenumber = 6
End If
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Visual Basic.NET.NET Programming
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RIAS
Why not just NumberOFPictures / 47? Take the answer, make it an Integer and just add 1. Will that not work?
When is the slide number = 1?
ASKER
Thanks, The slide 1 is the title one so it starts with 2 .
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Thanks, will try and be right back
You can use the \ operator to perform integer division (take care with the / operator, they are not the same).
so 46\47 is zero, 47\47 is one, 94\47 is two....
so 46\47 is zero, 47\47 is one, 94\47 is two....
ASKER
Any suggestion then Andy
I supposed you are counting from 0 but 48 units per page like in your previous example
I'm already using the integer division '\' in my suggestion
I'm already using the integer division '\' in my suggestion
You want something like
slideno = 2 + (picno \ 47)
but I suspect your original code isn't correct. You have more pictures on the first page than on subsequent pages.
slideno = 2 + (picno \ 47)
but I suspect your original code isn't correct. You have more pictures on the first page than on subsequent pages.
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Thanks Andy! Will try and brb
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Thanks!