Sara Hedtler
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Using the "Right" function correctly
I have written the following code and its not working:
textbox 1: txtVin ~ This is where the values are written
textbox 2: txtUnitDescription ~ This is where the "right" code will be placing the last 4 of the vin number.
Sub LastVinNo()
Dim vin As String
txtVin
vin = Right(txtVin, 4)
txtUnitDescription = vin
End Sub
I have placed this in a macro and within the code of the form itself - neither are working.
How do I write the actual "Right" function on excel vba correctly?
textbox 1: txtVin ~ This is where the values are written
textbox 2: txtUnitDescription ~ This is where the "right" code will be placing the last 4 of the vin number.
Sub LastVinNo()
Dim vin As String
txtVin
vin = Right(txtVin, 4)
txtUnitDescription = vin
End Sub
I have placed this in a macro and within the code of the form itself - neither are working.
How do I write the actual "Right" function on excel vba correctly?
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Technically the ".Text" parts of the code are not necessary because 'Text' is the default property of a textbox, but I usually include it for self-documenting purposes. In any case you’re welcome and I’m glad I was able to help.
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If you expand the “Full Biography” section of my profile you’ll find links to some articles I’ve written that may interest you.
Marty - Microsoft MVP 2009 to 2017
Experts Exchange Most Valuable Expert (MVE) 2015, 2017
Experts Exchange Top Expert Visual Basic Classic 2012 to 2017
Experts Exchange Top Expert VBA (current)
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