Rounding Up function ??

[dmanojkmr]

Guys will u please let me know the function (in vba) equivalent to the "roundup" fn available in excell

i.e i need to round up a value may it be 3.00009 or 3.99999999 the result should be ---> 4

i can make it up with an if statement but it looks handy with a roundup function



Secondly I want to create different modules of a program that i have coded into a command button click.
my purpose is that, the module1 i have created should access the variables declared under the userforum---->cmd_clk
and also the value i got from the module1 should be accessible to the userforum-->cmd_clk

Eg.
under userform---> cmd_clk
dim a as integer
dim b as integer
dim c as integer

a=a1.text ' a1 is the text box used in userform
call m1

c=a+b 'the value of b should be got from module1

Msgbox(c)

end sub

under ---> Module1

**** m1()

b=2*a 'b should access the declaration what i made in the cmd_clk
msgbox(b)

end sub


I hope you understand my question.It may be silly for u guys...but i'm new to these coding and stuffs...please just tolerate this..

waiting for your reply.

[opus]

RoundUp
There is a function which truncate all decimalparts (Int(Yournumber), if you add just 1 to the result you are done.
Variable-Scope
Declare all variables in the module and then your done.

[yo mismo]

ceilling?

I just googled it http://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=5031

[dmanojkmr]

@ceiling fn is used in excel not in vba i want something similar to it......int(value)+1 is one way of rounding up a value...but i want to know where there is a direct fn or not.....

and for my second question

if i declare the variables in 1 module can other models access these variables and the values in one module are to accessed by other modules and forms.....

will u please take some more time to correct the above given example of mine to my requirement..

[yo mismo]

No there is not a premade function in vba. Only round and fix function.

I cannot fix any example because i do not do vba since access 2000 and i have no office at hand.

[dmanojkmr]

it needn't be a VBA code...try a vb program for it...i'll change it accordingly....

[westconn1]

you can use excel ceiling function in excel vba

rndup = worksheetfunction.ceiling(1.1, 1)

if i declare the variables in 1 module can other models access these variables

yes if declared public

[dmanojkmr]

@westconn

did u read my first post ( above)
can u make a code as per my requirement ????

[westconn1]

can u make a code as per my requirement ????

what is your requirement, that is not covered by suggestions above?
in excel VBA, you can use either ceiling or roundup worksheetfunctions, or the int function as suggested by opus

[dmanojkmr]

Secondly I want to create different modules of a program that i have coded into a command button click.
my purpose is that, the module1 i have created should access the variables declared under the userforum---->cmd_clk
and also the value i got from the module1 should be accessible to the userforum-->cmd_clk

Eg.
under userform---> cmd_clk
dim a as integer
dim b as integer
dim c as integer

a=a1.text ' a1 is the text box used in userform
call m1

c=a+b 'the value of b should be got from module1

Msgbox(c)

end sub

under ---> Module1

**** m1()

b=2*a 'b should access the declaration what i made in the cmd_clk
msgbox(b)

end sub


I hope you understand my question.It may be silly for u guys...but i'm new to these coding and stuffs...please just tolerate this..

waiting for your reply.

I want u to make the above codes as per my requirement....

[westconn1]

b=2*a 'b should access the declaration what i made in the cmd_clk

best way is to pass a to function, rather than using global variables,

c=a+b 'the value of b should be got from module1

b should be the return value from a function

'under userform---> cmd_clk
dim a as integer
dim b as integer
dim c as integer
 
a=a1.text ' a1 is the text box used in userform
b = m1(a)
 
c=a+b 'the value of b should be got from module1
 
Msgbox(c)
 
end sub

public funtion m1(a as integer)as integer
 
b=2*a 'b should access the declaration what i made in the cmd_clk
msgbox(b)
m1 = b
end sub

[JuggaloBrotha]

Can't you just use the built in rounding function and pass it the number to be rounded + .499999999 ?

Like: MyNumber = Round(TheNumber + 0.4999999)
Which means if TheNumber is 3.1 or even 3.9 then MyNumber will be 4.0 in either case

[dmanojkmr]

wow...gr8 thankyou west conn and all other who supported it.....I'l b grateful

I'll try the above code and reply you...

thankyou again..

[dmanojkmr]

Hey...guys i got a another problem.....
actually i thought of using the int()+1 function. but if i want to have the value of 2.1 as 3 but this int+1 fn. makes even 2.0 as 3 which is not desirable .....

also i can't use the worksheet fn. as i'm in another software called MicroStation a drafting software for mechanical engineers....

but though i used an if else statement to solve this prob...but it would be nice to have a handy function like Roundup as in excel.