My VB doesnt recognize declaration variable and val function

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every time i right Val functions or declaration variables i get errors i have tried alot of things and i am new to coding.... please help

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i did not find anything on the internet for that problem looks like i am the only one

Posted 17-Jul-17 14:07pm

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Updated 17-Jul-17 15:03pm

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Dave Kreskowiak 17-Jul-17 20:26pm

Since you've provided no code samples of what you're having a problem with nor any of the error messages, it's pretty much impossible to tell you what you're doing wrong.

Patrice T 17-Jul-17 21:01pm

Show error messages and related code.

CHill60 19-Jul-17 14:43pm

Why have you tagged this as C# if it's VB that you are using?

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cmarcotte · Answer 1 · 2017-07-17T15:03:00

Solution 1

If your VB is VB.net, you need a reference to Microsoft.VisualBasic

And if you use comma as decimal separator, Val() does'nt handle (at least in VB6-VBA) comma as decimal separator. In this case, Cbdl() is a better choice

Posted 17-Jul-17 15:03pm

cmarcotte