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visual basic program help?
im making a program for my programming class at school, its a beginner class, my program adds up many items and their prices and puts them in a text box. i also have to add the total price plus a 5% sales tax... i cant figure out a way to add the sales tax to the total price.... please help
my friend told me to try,.
Me.txtbxtax.Text = Val(Me.txtbxtotal.value) * 0.05
but it doesnt work
3 Answers
- Dr. DanLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
Ur Friend was using 08 just do the Val(Text1.text) * 0.5) and Dim something as Double
- bywatersLv 45 years ago
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- 1 decade ago
Well, I don't know VB, but I know C++, so look. Tax would be something like this
real price / 100 * 5 // (5% tax)
The price with tax would be:
real price * 1.05 // 5 % added
I hope it helped.
