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I can't find the answer to this:
What is the value returned by the following Val function call?
Val("-3 4 5 six 7")
Answers:
-34567
34567
345
-345
0
Anyone know? I think -345
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#2
Posted 10 July 2007 - 11:42 PM
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Why don't you try the function?
I looked up the function at MSDN, and from what I read there, I would say the result should be -3457, but that's not an option. On the other side, if Visual Basic have something built-in, that f.ex. converts "six" to "6", then I would say -34567. But as I said, try using the function.
The VAL-function at MSDN.
I looked up the function at MSDN, and from what I read there, I would say the result should be -3457, but that's not an option. On the other side, if Visual Basic have something built-in, that f.ex. converts "six" to "6", then I would say -34567. But as I said, try using the function.
The VAL-function at MSDN.
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Posted 11 July 2007 - 05:32 AM
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That is what I ended up doing. The function returned "Cannot covert to a number" but then placed -345 in my label as the result.
