Adding the values of 2 textboxes

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Ben Allen

I have textbox1 and textboxchange.
I have code which says:

Cells(1,2).value=textbox1 - textboxchange

This works fine, however this doesnt:
Cells(2,2).value=textbox1 + textboxchange

I simply get the value of textbox1 eg 23 plus the value of textbox change on
the end eg. if txtboxchange=3 the the result is 231.
I'm completly stumped by this. Thanks
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The + is concatenating the two values since the default
data type for a textbox is a string. You need to cast the
textbox value to a number. Try this...

Cells(2, 2).Value = CLng(textbox1) + CLng(textboxchange)
 
Hi Ben,

Ben said:
I have textbox1 and textboxchange.
I have code which says:

Cells(1,2).value=textbox1 - textboxchange

This works fine, however this doesnt:
Cells(2,2).value=textbox1 + textboxchange

I simply get the value of textbox1 eg 23 plus the value of textbox change on
the end eg. if txtboxchange=3 the the result is 231.
I'm completly stumped by this. Thanks
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the values of the textbox are in the string format.
For calculation they must be converted with the
CDbl Function into numeric values.

Cells(1, 2).Value = CDbl(textbox1 ) - CDbl(textboxchange)
Cells(2, 2).Value = CDbl(textbox1 ) + CDbl(textboxchange)

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As Melanie said...use CDbl rather than CLng
-----Original Message-----
The + is concatenating the two values since the default
data type for a textbox is a string. You need to cast the
textbox value to a number. Try this...

Cells(2, 2).Value = CLng(textbox1) + CLng(textboxchange)
.
Click to expand...
 
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