In a TextBox intended for US Currency, is there a way to allowzeros to be entered? i.e. $1.05 or $1.50 I’m currently using this to format: TextBox1.Value = Format(TextBox1.Value, "$##.##")
In a TextBox intended for US Currency, is there a way to allowzeros to be entered? i.e. $1.05 or $1.50 I’m currently using this to format: TextBox1.Value = Format(TextBox1.Value, "$##.##")
Rick Rothstein,
Thanks for the assistance. Unfortunately, your suggestion doesn't work for me.
I need the TextBox to allow entry of any US currency value, Like $5.05 or $30.09.
When I try to enter those values I get $5.5 and $3.9 displayed.
Rick Rothstein,
Thanks for the assistance. Unfortunately, your suggestion doesn't work for me.
I need the TextBox to allow entry of any US currency value, Like $5.05 or $30.09.
When I try to enter those values I get $5.5 and $3.9 displayed.
The code line I posted cannot do what you are showing. The only way I can see what you posted happening is if you have code somewhere that deliberately replaces zeroes (0) with the empty text string ("").
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