How do I get a number in a textbox to go up by one each time another textbox reaches 60
Number in textboxes
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Number in textboxes
_Michael_
Hi Ant_59,
Using the textboxes txtBox1 and txtBox2 as an example, you could do something like the following:
Private Sub txtBox1_TextChanged(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles txtBox1.TextChanged If Val(Me.txtBox1.Text & "") >= 60 Then Me.txtBox2.Text = Val(Me.txtBox2.Text & "") + 1 Me.txtBox1.Text = 0 End IfThis uses the TextChanged event of txtBox1 to monitor the value, when it gets 60 (or above) it adds 1 to the value in txtBox2 and resets itself to 0.
I have used the construct of Val(me.txtBox1.text &"") to deal with the case of txtBox1 (or txtBox2) being empty at which time it will return 0.
I hope this helps.
Regards
Nigel