Craig,
Here's how I would do it...
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Dim hours As Currency
Dim rate As Currency
Dim gross As Currency
Dim Tax As Currency
Dim NetPay As Currency
Dim FirstName As String
Dim LastName As String
Dim FullName As String
hours = InputBox("Enter the hours")
rate = InputBox("Enter the rate")
gross = hours * rate
MsgBox "The gross pay is " & gross
Tax = .25 * gross
NetPay = .75 * gross
FirstName = InputBox("Enter the First Name")
MsgBox "The First Name is " & FirstName
LastName = InputBox("Enter the Last Name")
MsgBox "The Last Name is " & LastName
FullName = FirstName & " " & LastName
MsgBox "The Full Name is " & FullName
MsgBox "Pay details for " & FullName & " are Gross = " & gross & ",
Tax = " & Tax & ", Net = " & NetPay
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Steve Schapel, Microsoft Access MVP
> I would like to show you the syntax for VBA I debugged successfully:
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> Yours Sincerely
craignbaker@hotmail.com - 06 Mar 2005 03:31 GMT
I forget to mention that I want to use the "str" function.
Craig Baker
> Craig,
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> > Yours Sincerely
Steve Schapel - 06 Mar 2005 04:19 GMT
Craig,
You did use the Str() function, in your original example... but your
original example is unnecessarily complicated. Why do you want to use
the Str() function if there is no need to?

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Steve Schapel, Microsoft Access MVP
> I forget to mention that I want to use the "str" function.
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>>>Yours Sincerely