This has to be VBA 101... but....
can I format a textbox in a VBA form that when I input 500 and go to the next box, it formats it as a currency and displays "$500.00"
i'm sure it's super easy, i just don't know the steps.
This has to be VBA 101... but....
can I format a textbox in a VBA form that when I input 500 and go to the next box, it formats it as a currency and displays "$500.00"
i'm sure it's super easy, i just don't know the steps.
I'd putin the After_Update routine.![]()
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ok, here it is, i was thinking it would be much easier, but i can't seem to get it.
there are 6 categories that i need to format as a currency, they are:
Assigned Fee
Billing Rate
Tax Strategies Fee
Transactional Tax Fee
Business Valuation Fee
Website Fee
here's the workbook, i'm pretty lost.
Use the textbox exit event to format the contents
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Hope that helps.
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I just learned that you can use format names in a Format function -- my Excel lesson for the day, thanks, Roy.
You could generalize Roy's approach a tad:
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