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oops, sorry the previous post works in the MSFlexGrid. Rowland

Hi Eli, Try this FlxGrd.CellBackColor = vbYellow FlxGrd is the grid name property. vbYellow (or any other) will set the back color. HTH Rowland

Hi, You might find this usful. The first part (down to the double line) is the contents of the .frm file for this procedure. HTH Rowland Version 5# Begin VB.Form Form1 Caption = "Form1" ClientHeight = 3192 ClientLeft = 60 ClientTop = 348 ClientWidth = 4680 LinkTopic...

Hi JohnYingling's code does exactly what you asked for: remove everything *after* the space, however this leaves the space at the end of your string. If you want to take that out as well, then modify the code as such: text1.Text = Left$(tetx1.text,lngInstr - 1) HTH Rowland

Hi, You might try the book "Parallel Port Complete" by Jan Axelson. Its not cheep, but it is quite good. HTH Rowland

Hi, Maybe you can adapt this to your needs. There must be a more elegant way, but I couldn't find one. Place two text boxes and a button on the form to try it. Copy and paste this code into your code module. HTH Rowland Private Sub Command1_Click() Dim IntPart As Integer Dim DecPart As Double...

VbAche: I think this code will get you started. On your form, place an array of three Option buttons and set their Index to 1 thru 3 (default would be 0-2). Leave the default name. Change the Caption property to: Index(1) = Pick 4, Index(2) = Fantasy 5 and Index(3) = Lotto 6. Place three command...

Another approach: Private Sub Text1_Change(Index As Integer) Static LastWord As String LastWord = LastWord & Right$(Text1(Index), 1) If Right$(LastWord, 1) = " " Then LastWord = "" If Len(Text1(Index).Text) > 30 Then Text1(Index).Text =...

kylep, You may want to try this, it is a notepad you can build into your project. http://visualbasic.about.com/compute/visualbasic/library/weekly/aa052599.htm HTH Rowland

You have 2 "If" statements and 7 "End If" statements. Each "If" must have one and only one "End If". You cannot exit an "If - End If" the same way as a "Do - Loop" or a "For - Next", by using Exit Do or Exit For. Perhaps a...

I hope I'm not out of line the way I am posting this reply, I'm new to this forum. This was a very interesting problem, and as I too am in the learning process with VB it took some time for me to come up with a response. Anyway for what it may be worth, here goes: Below is an image of the form...