If a number between certain numbers then change to..

[Lanc1988]

I have a label and I would like to know the code that would say something like:

 

If label1.text is < 99 and > 201 Then

label2.text = "1"

End If

[Mothra]

All you have to do is convert the text in the textbox to a number and then compare it like you did.

[Lanc1988]

well I had tried something like that but it wasn't displaying the right number in the label.. could you post a short example?

[DiverDan]

something like:

If CInt(Label1.Text) < 99 And CInt(Label1.Text) > 201 Then

Label2.Text = "2"

End If

 

...CInt converts the text value to an integer value

...CDbl converts to a Double

...CByte to a Byte etc.

 

However, you might want to preceed this with a If Char.IsNumber(Label1.Text) in case the text is not numeric, thus preventing a large error message.

 

If Char.IsNumber(Label1.Text) Then
   If CInt(Label1.Text) < 99 And CInt(Label1.Text) > 201 Then
       Label2.Text = "2"
   End If
End If

[penfold69]

something like:

If CInt(Label1.Text) < 99 And CInt(Label1.Text) > 201 Then

 

Erm, just a quickie, but how can a number be <99 AND >201 ?

 

Exactly what criteria are you trying to achieve? You're probably looking to use an OR, not an AND (for numbers <99 OR numbers >201)

 

However, you might actually be wanting to use an AND (for numbers >99 AND <201)

 

So, can you be a little more specific, and we can help you more!

 

B.

[Lanc1988]

is there a way to use:

 

Select Case 'something

Case Is < 0 and > 200

'something = "1"

Case Is < 200 and > 300

'something = "2"

End Case

 

Could I somehow use that? Because I have used it before to convert just single numbers to other numbers.. (Example, if a 5 is entered in the textbox, i had it convert to 412)

[Lanc1988]

wait.. i just realized.. am i using the < and > wrong? < means less than and > means greater than, right?

[Lanc1988]

Thanks, DiverDan, it works perfectly for what i needed to do.