VB problem line.

Charlie

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I have a problem line in my code, to my reckoning it should tell me I have paid no more door charges.
The code executes but does not give me a print message.
what is wrong with it?

Option Explicit

Private Sub cmdQUIT_Click()
'Terminate Application
End
End Sub

Private Sub cmdStart_Click()
'Declare required storage
Dim Casinos As Integer
Dim Door_Ch As Currency
Dim Money_Res As Currency
Dim Cash As Currency
Dim Money_Spent As Currency

'ask user to input amount of cash taken out
Cash = InputBox("Please input amount taken ", "Cash to Spend")

Door_Ch = 1 * 6


Casinos = Cash - Door_Ch

'Display output in Pic box
picMessage.Print "Door charges paid ", "£"; (Door_Ch)
picMessage.Print "Amount to spend after charges ", "£"; (Cash - Door_Ch)
picMessage.Print "In each casino he spent in casinos ", "£"; (Casinos / 3)
picMessage.Print "The amount he has left is ", "£"; (Cash - 6) Mod 3
If (Cash - 6) Mod 3 >= 2 Then
picMessage.Print "He can visit one more Casino "
If (Cash - 6) Mod 3 = 2 Then
picMessage.Print "He has paid £2 more in door charges "[PROBLEM]
ElseIf (Cash - 6) Mod 3< 2 Then
picMessage.Print "He pays no more door charges "[/PROBLEM]

End If
End If

End Sub
This message was edited by Charlie on 2002-10-28 08:12
 

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The cash taken is user defined variable.
The expected results are either £0 £1 £2 change after visting the 3 casinos £2 means he can pay 1 more door charge less than 2 means he has no more door charges to pay.
The **** thing should work Andrew.
Say if I take £28, I have left £1 meaning I do not pay any more door charges.
My code should then print "No more door charges "
Charlie
This message was edited by Charlie on 2002-10-28 08:49
 
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Conditions 2 and 3 will never be true because they are inside the statement:

If (Cash - 6) Mod 3 >= 2 Then

Your code should be:

Code:
If (Cash - 6) Mod 3 >= 2 Then 
   picMessage.Print "He can visit one more Casino " 
ElseIf (Cash - 6) Mod 3 = 2 Then 
   picMessage.Print "He has paid £2 more in door charges "[PROBLEM] 
ElseIf (Cash - 6) Mod 3 < 2 Then 
   picMessage.Print "He pays no more door charges "[/PROBLEM] 
End If

Remove the second End If.
 
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