How to make VB understand???

[Dude1]

Hi, me again. Ok, does anyone know how to make VB understand the difference between the values say: 1200.001, 1200.002, 1200.003

I have a textbox which displays the x + y co-ords of a picture. Another text box then displays an assigned number to each x + y co-ords. for example:

If text1.text = 1200 then text2.text = 1
If text1.text = 1200.001 then text2.text = 2
if text1.text = 1200.002 then text2.text = 3

where 1200, 1200.001, 1200.002 are the added co-ords of the pics.

BUT VB doesn't understand, it still displays 1 in text2 for each one.

Thanks a lot!

[Dude1]

I just tried it with just 2 text boxes and VB DOES understand, but it doesn't understand when I give a picture a coordinate like that.

Public Type tMan
x as integer
y as integer
end Type

Public Man as tMan

Man.x = 1200.001
Man.y = 100

Text1.text = Man.x + Man.y

Text1 for some reason leaves out the decimals!!!

[snakeeyes1000]

the problem is your type. you set x and y as integers. to get floating point accuracy, make them one of the following:

double
single
currency

they are in descending order from most accurate.

[Dude1]

Yep, that did it. Thanks again!