Hi,
you can either add 9, or use select case, or use switch function, perhaps
first is a best option
Textbox2.Value = val(Textbox1.Value ) + 9

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>I am trying set the value of a textbox based on the value of another
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jk - 19 May 2007 13:38 GMT
Thanks for the response.Could you give me an example since i am not sure what
adding the number nine does? I am wanting the end user to select a value in
one text box and then a associated value would appear in another text box.The
first textbox would use a drop down list of values the user can select then
the second text text box would automatically fill in according to the
selected value.
> Hi,
> you can either add 9, or use select case, or use switch function, perhaps
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Alex Dybenko - 20 May 2007 09:39 GMT
Hi,
what do you mean with "fill in according to the selected value"? is it some
formula? or you want to select data from the table?

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> Thanks for the response.Could you give me an example since i am not sure
> what
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