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maybe you could do something like
Private function RoundUp(vrRoundedNumber as variant) as variant
if vrRoundedNumber / vrRoundedNumber <> 1 then
RoundUp = Round(1 + vrRoundedNumber , 0)
else
vrRoundedNumber = round(x,0)
end if
End function
Mark P.
Bleh
Private function RoundUp(vrRoundedNumber as variant) as variant
if vrRoundedNumber / vrRoundedNumber <> 1 then
RoundUp = Round(1 + vrRoundedNumber , 0)
else
vrRoundedNumber = round(x,0)
end if
End function
Mark P.
Bleh
Hi Mark,
Can u pls help me with this?
The field name I have is AgeF and I wld like this field to ROUNDUP to the highest rather than down. How wld i code it in the above given example of yours :
Private function RoundUp(vrRoundedNumber as variant) as variant
if vrRoundedNumber / vrRoundedNumber <> 1 then
RoundUp = Round(1 + vrRoundedNumber , 0)
else
vrRoundedNumber = round(x,0)
end if
End function
Also where do I put the call for this field.. is it at Lost focus?
when the user inputs the raw scroes I wld like the calc I use to show the rounded age for the client. I am not great at coding so i am a bit stuck. Cld u possibly help me, it wld be greatly appreciated. and can I use it in a form Class module.
Am I am safe in saying that this is what it will look like or If I am wrong pls feel free to correct me
Private function RoundUp(AgeF as variant) as variant
if AgeF / Agef <> 1 then
RoundUp = Round(1 + AgeF , 0)
else
AgeF = round(x,0)
end if
End function
and can i place a call like
me.agef = roundup(me.agef)
thanks
Can u pls help me with this?
The field name I have is AgeF and I wld like this field to ROUNDUP to the highest rather than down. How wld i code it in the above given example of yours :
Private function RoundUp(vrRoundedNumber as variant) as variant
if vrRoundedNumber / vrRoundedNumber <> 1 then
RoundUp = Round(1 + vrRoundedNumber , 0)
else
vrRoundedNumber = round(x,0)
end if
End function
Also where do I put the call for this field.. is it at Lost focus?
when the user inputs the raw scroes I wld like the calc I use to show the rounded age for the client. I am not great at coding so i am a bit stuck. Cld u possibly help me, it wld be greatly appreciated. and can I use it in a form Class module.
Am I am safe in saying that this is what it will look like or If I am wrong pls feel free to correct me
Private function RoundUp(AgeF as variant) as variant
if AgeF / Agef <> 1 then
RoundUp = Round(1 + AgeF , 0)
else
AgeF = round(x,0)
end if
End function
and can i place a call like
me.agef = roundup(me.agef)
thanks
Hi there.
You can make a new MODULE and paste Mark's code directly in there.
then wherever you want something rounded, just call it by:
Roundup(blah)
where blah can be anything you want rounded.
Depending on the situation, you could put, in a text box on a form or in a query:
=Roundup(blah)
or, yes, as you have above, you could put into the form's or another control's event:
me.Whatever = Roundup(blah)
You can make a new MODULE and paste Mark's code directly in there.
then wherever you want something rounded, just call it by:
Roundup(blah)
where blah can be anything you want rounded.
Depending on the situation, you could put, in a text box on a form or in a query:
=Roundup(blah)
or, yes, as you have above, you could put into the form's or another control's event:
me.Whatever = Roundup(blah)
Oh, if you were to do that you would have to change it to a public function.
Mark P.
Providing Low Cost Powerful Point of Sale Solutions.
Mark P.
Providing Low Cost Powerful Point of Sale Solutions.
Hi Mark,
Sorry for being a nuisance. I dont quite understnad , so can you lease help me.
This is my scenario.
I have a field called AgeNow which is in yrs and mths. Lets say the Yrs is 2 and the Mths is 8 I want the system to roundup and say the age at test was 3.
another ex: if the Yrs is 1 and the MThs is 3 I still want the numbers to get rounded up.. not down. So in this case it wld be 2.
the field that rec. the rounded UP number is called AgeNew.
The clients age cane be anything.. 1y.6 m; or 2y.5m; or 3y;2m
In this case how would your function work here.. can u please guide me.. can u use my field names as an example and tell me what goes where. thanks so much for your help.
U
Sorry for being a nuisance. I dont quite understnad , so can you lease help me.
This is my scenario.
I have a field called AgeNow which is in yrs and mths. Lets say the Yrs is 2 and the Mths is 8 I want the system to roundup and say the age at test was 3.
another ex: if the Yrs is 1 and the MThs is 3 I still want the numbers to get rounded up.. not down. So in this case it wld be 2.
the field that rec. the rounded UP number is called AgeNew.
The clients age cane be anything.. 1y.6 m; or 2y.5m; or 3y;2m
In this case how would your function work here.. can u please guide me.. can u use my field names as an example and tell me what goes where. thanks so much for your help.
U
What exactly does the data look like in the field AgeNow?
is it really
1y.6 m
2y.5m
3y;2m
with periods OR semi-colons and perhaps some spaces? If so, the function above won't work because it's based on the age being a number. How come you are saving the age in this format? Usually you'd just get the birth date and subtract from the current date, or some other date; what i mean is you calculate the age on-the-fly, since it changes daily. You just store the birth date since it never changes.
In any case, if you really do store the age and the reason for that turns out to be a valid one, the first thing i'd do is split that data up into two fields, AgeYears and AgeMonths so you can do calculations on it. Trying to do calcuations on a field that has no standard format, meaning someone can type anything they want in there, will be a nightmare.
Just my opinion....g
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is it really
1y.6 m
2y.5m
3y;2m
with periods OR semi-colons and perhaps some spaces? If so, the function above won't work because it's based on the age being a number. How come you are saving the age in this format? Usually you'd just get the birth date and subtract from the current date, or some other date; what i mean is you calculate the age on-the-fly, since it changes daily. You just store the birth date since it never changes.
In any case, if you really do store the age and the reason for that turns out to be a valid one, the first thing i'd do is split that data up into two fields, AgeYears and AgeMonths so you can do calculations on it. Trying to do calcuations on a field that has no standard format, meaning someone can type anything they want in there, will be a nightmare.
Just my opinion....g
Want to get great answers to your Tek-Tips questions? Have a look at FAQ219-2884 or FAQ222-2244
I share Ginger's opinion.
Look up Calculating Date of Birth and figure out the DateDiff function, and the DateAdd function.
Mark P.
Providing Low Cost Powerful Point of Sale Solutions.
Look up Calculating Date of Birth and figure out the DateDiff function, and the DateAdd function.
Mark P.
Providing Low Cost Powerful Point of Sale Solutions.
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PaulBricker
Programmer
Once you get your data in the right form, a simple way to round up any value that's not an Integer is the expression
-1 * (Int(-1 * [FieldName]))
These are some of the values returned by the expression
1 = 1
1.1 = 2
2.9 = 3
3 = 3
etc.
It works with negative values as well.
Hope this helps.
Paul
-1 * (Int(-1 * [FieldName]))
These are some of the values returned by the expression
1 = 1
1.1 = 2
2.9 = 3
3 = 3
etc.
It works with negative values as well.
Hope this helps.
Paul
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