R
RTimberlake
In using an option group, is there a way to set the option value at 1.5, 2.5,
etc.?
etc.?
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F
fredg
In using an option group, is there a way to set the option value at 1.5, 2.5,
etc.?
No. The value of an Option Group is an Integer, which by definition is
a whole number.
What possible difference could it make if the values were 1, 2, 3 or
1.5, 2.5, 3.5?
U
UpRider
Fake it and make it whatever you want.
Private Sub cmdRun1_Click()
Dim strFake as string
Select Case grpMyGroupOpt.Value
Case 1
strFake = "1.5"
Case 2
strFake = "4.00004"
Case else
strFake = "beats me"
End Select
End Sub
HTH, UpRider
Private Sub cmdRun1_Click()
Dim strFake as string
Select Case grpMyGroupOpt.Value
Case 1
strFake = "1.5"
Case 2
strFake = "4.00004"
Case else
strFake = "beats me"
End Select
End Sub
HTH, UpRider
R
RTimberlake
Will I be able to use the numbers for calculations if I "fake it"?
U
UpRider
Sure. You can dim strFake as a number. Remove the quotes from after
strFake =, and calculate away.
strFake =, and calculate away.
R
RTimberlake
Thanks--I will let you know how it works
UpRider said:Sure. You can dim strFake as a number. Remove the quotes from after
strFake =, and calculate away.