Thanks for all of your help... I got it to work by doing this...
Option Compare Database
Dim str As String
Private Sub cmdOne_Click()
str = str + "1"
txtAmountRcvd = str
End Sub
If you would like to see the whole code I can post it.
What Im trying to do is the following:
(standerdBurgerButton = 1.99) * (numeric pad situation) + ENTER = subtotal
and/or
(deluxeBurgerButton = 2.99) * (numeric pad situation) + ENTER = subtotal
and/or
(smallFriesButton = .99) * (numeric pad situation) + ENTER = subtotal
and/or...
This is my code......................... I wish I could give you an image on what I designed...
Option Compare Database
Private Sub cmdOne_Click()
txtAnswer = 1
End Sub
Private Sub cmdTwo_Click()
txtAnswer = 2
End Sub
Private Sub cmdThree_Click()
txtAnswer = 3
End Sub
Private Sub...
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