[RESOLVED] [2008] HScroll Bar problem

[Slyke]

If I have the following code:

Private Sub hsb_Scroll(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.ScrollEventArgs) Handles hsb.Scroll

        lblhsbValue.Text = hsb.Value

End Sub

and the properties are set to the default (Min is 0, max is 100, value is 0, Minjump is 1, maxjump is 10, etc etc), why is it that the label only shows the scroll bar's value to be 91 when the scroll bar is all the way to the right? Even if I click the > arrow button on the scroll bar, it stays at 91 as if 91 is it's max. Is there any reason for this, or a way to fix it?

[jmcilhinney]

When the scroll bar is all the way to the right the Value will be equal to:

Maximum - LargeChange + 1

If you want the Value to equal the Maximum then you'd need to make the LargeChange equal to 1. If you don;t want the LargeChange to be 1 but you want the Value to be 100 when the scroll bar is all the way to the right then you must set the Maximum to:

Value + LargeChange - 1

If your maximum Value will be 100 and the LargeChange is the default 10 then that means your Maximum would need to be 109.

[Slyke]

Yep, that fixes it.

I thought that because it only changes by 1 when I clicked the > button, that it could go past 91 since it would go to 92, which is still less then 100, but just have to live with it .

Thanks for your help!