For example
Dim sglX as single
sglX = 00.00
VB forces the 0# to show up, and the watch window shows 0 as the variable value. Is there a way to use Format() to do that ? I tried several iterations sglX = Format (sglX, "00.00")...Format (sglX, "##.##") They didn't seem to work. AArrgh ! Is there an option setting to stop that # from showing up ?
I'm trying to load up a sgl array incrementing .02 like this:
00.00
00.02
00.04
00.06...
Dim sglX as single
sglX = 00.00
VB forces the 0# to show up, and the watch window shows 0 as the variable value. Is there a way to use Format() to do that ? I tried several iterations sglX = Format (sglX, "00.00")...Format (sglX, "##.##") They didn't seem to work. AArrgh ! Is there an option setting to stop that # from showing up ?
I'm trying to load up a sgl array incrementing .02 like this:
00.00
00.02
00.04
00.06...