What is the highest number a text box can have?

[¿?NotoriouS?¿]

What is it?!?!?!
At 317 you get error 28 but that not the number.

[DaoK]

textbox can hold any number...

[Rikk]

Please show us the code you are using...

Thanks...

[Mc Brain]

Err #28, means you run out of stack space. That means that you're doing a recursive code that keeps calling itself (or something like that) that fills the stack space. Check your code, or post it here so that we can see it.

[nishantp]

Text boxes don't think in terms of numbers. They think in terms of each character, so the actualy value of the number doesnt matter.

[da_silvy]

they can hold 32K yeah?

[DaoK]

(64565/2) characters I think

[Mc Brain]

Originally posted by da_silvy
they can hold 32K yeah?

I really have no idea. But the problem he's having is because of the stack.

The are only two ways you could get rid of this problem, ¿?NotoriouS?¿ Analysing the code yoursef, and debug it.... or posting the code for us to read it. We won't be able to guess what's the problem with your code. My guess was the further I can get with the data you supplied.

[Rikk]

Maybe 129130/4 ??

[¿?NotoriouS?¿]

this is the code:

Private Sub Text1_Change()
Text1.Text = Text1.Text+1
End Sub
Form Load()
Text1.Text = Text1.Text+1
End Sub

So basically every time it changes it changes it again I guess that's why I got the error.

[Mc Brain]

That's why.... You see?

Every time you change the Text1, the Text1_Change event is fired. So the code is executed... and changes the Text1. This means the Text1_Change event is fired again (before the previous had finished)... and so on, so on.... That's why you run out of stack space.