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|    "John L" |
|    Formatting currency output...    |
|    23 Mar 05 20:11:45    |
      From: @yahoo.com              Well, another basic type of question...amazing how much I've forgotten -       never was a VB guru, but. I can see I'll have to pick up a couple VB5       instruction books - any suggestions on a couple good (basic level) learning       VB books?              Okay - in my database I have a sales total box (textsalestotal) and want to       multiply whatever that figure is by .07617 which is Missouri tax - if I just       use a click event to multiply, for example $30.34 * .07617 I of course get       some number like 2.31099789xxxxx.              For the life of me (been looking over 2 hours) I can't find the format       command to output the answer to a proper currency figure like: Format       (txtsalestotal, "xx.xx") ??              Thanks for any help... :))              John              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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