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Thank you. With regard to the situation I'm trying to resolve, that being the DGV columns no formatting correctly anymore [not correct number of decimal places] I need to ask, when it comes to a DGV using formulas as mine does, what makes the final determination of the desired decimal places...

I had my DGV working exactly the way I wanted it to. Now it's broken and I can't figure out what's wrong. My form load has this and it was working great.... 'format DGV1 formulated colums for proper number type Me.DGV1.Columns.Item(4).DefaultCellStyle.Format = "n1"...

Herman..first thank you for that link. Secondly, I have zero to go on except the said that an app he recently built at work would run on some but not all Win 7 computers he installed it on. Outside of that I have zero to go on. I realize that's 99% no help. At the same time I was curious as to...

Thank You Ian I wasn't sure what to think after I read that article and I stumbled on the thing by pure chance. If I may ask, have you encountered any issues with VB2010 apps not wanting to run on all Win 7 computers? And if so, were there any reasons outside of the dot net framework either...

I ran into something unexpected on two levels and seek some advice from experienced VS programmers before to make an informed decision. My partner and I are developing a VB2010 app with the Express version. He's doing he hardware interface portion because that's what he does. A problem surfaced...

I guess you don't realize that has already been done on the editing form. This makes no sense at all... The editing form is the SOLE editing connection to the database. I have no idea what your thinking is here... Correct...even though it is contrary to your statement above...

On my main form I have a combobox that is bound to data in an access.mdb. The combobox displays a list of items in the database. I use another form to add / edit the items displayed in the combobox on the main form. After editing / adding an item, the combobox on the main form does not...

Big, Big Thanks for this! Worked like a charm. I was able to delete other error handling code as a nice side benefit as well. I do have a question regarding the new simplenumberbox I added. When I email the project to the guy that is working on the physical device that goes with the...

That's kind of what I thought but I needed to be sure.. One more critical question regarding formulas.. I think they will be fine but hey.... can't hurt to ask first. The text boxes are referenced by name in formulas. Will the type conversion cause issues there? Actually 2 questions... Looks...

Ok.. here's a portion of the designer.vb for that form. I want to be certain I have this correct so I don't waste my form... So let's use this line as a sample Me.TextBox14 = New System.Windows.Forms.TextBox() Please show me the correct edited line for that box and I'l be good to go... A...

Got it! Awesome. Learned something new and got a new tool to boot :nevreness: One more dumb question. Is there a way to convert the half dozen or so text boxes I have on the form to be numeric or do I have to recreate them and recode them all? They have formulas tied to them...

I grabbed that file. I have never done this process before. Please advise what to do to get this in my project.

I don't understand the construction of numeric textbox. Is it a control that I don't see in my toolbox? Does the code you provided turn a regular text box into a numeric textbox? Please enlighten me. I'm looking at this How to: Create a Numeric Text Box Those examples frustrate me. It looks...

My text boxes need to accept whole numbers and decimals only When I tried out the code I posted what I saw it did and liked was that if you tried to enter a letter in the box, it simply wouldn't take it. NOTE, that code was designed for a specific purpose that someone else asked to have...

This is some of jmcilhinney's work that I found elsewhere. I would like to apply this to several text boxes on a form. This link talks about that process but uses slightly different code that I have been advised to avoid. Force only number entering in textboxes-VBForums Ok.. the code example...

disregard above post...I found it

You posted in the link I pointed you to. I'm searching for but cannot find your post on numeric textbox Force only number entering in textboxes-VBForums that you reference in your post

Sorry ..was juggling a bunch of things at the same time I was posting. It appears the same topic that I found elsewhere and pointed to. Perhaps the code in the other one originated from here.... Force only number entering in textboxes-VBForums

Then there must be quite a few programmers with wrong conclusions out there..... I do not include myself in the "programmer" description. I'm a hack novice at this. I know just enough to be dangerous :cocksure:

Tell me something it's off this topic..sort of. I'm reading another thread on this forum about that code example I pointed for numeric text boxes. Everyone loved it but you...or so I'm gathering from the posts... Does it or does it not work?