Value is not displayed on the screen

S

Sheela

When I do this coding in VBA:
=========================================================
If txtDmdPeak.Text <= txtDtotal.Text Then
'Firm - Normal Bill
If Answer = True Then
If txtCalculatedDemand.Text < txtDsbf.Text Then
txtFirmStandbyCharge.Text = (txtDsbf.Value -
txtCalculatedDemand.Value) * txtMaxDmcFirm.Value
If txtFirmStandbyCharge.Value = "" Then
txtFirmStandbyCharge.Value = "0"
Else
txtFirmStandbyCharge.Value = Format
(txtFirmStandbyCharge.Value, "######.##")
End If
End If

If txtDsbf.Text < txtCalculatedDemand.Text Then
If txtCalculatedDemand.Text < txtDtotal.Text Then
txtFirmStandbyCharge.Text = (txtDtotal.Value -
txtCalculatedDemand.Value) * txtMaxDmcNonFirm.Value
If txtFirmStandbyCharge.Text = "" Then
txtFirmStandbyCharge.Text = "0"
Else
txtFirmStandbyCharge.Value = Format
(txtFirmStandbyCharge.Value, "######.##")
End If
End If
End If
========================================================

It does not display the results on the screen for this
particular textbox. Is there anything wrong with the
properties which I set?

Thanks.
 
P

Patrick Molloy

It may be that your text does not display if the
conditions don't satisfy your conditions. I see at least
TWO missing ELSE staements where you would miss putting
in values. Take a look at the following - I made one
small adjustment, and included the two missing else's -
you can fill the missing code...

If txtDmdPeak.Text <= txtDtotal.Text Then
'Firm - Normal Bill
If Answer = True Then
If txtCalculatedDemand.Text < txtDsbf.Text Then
txtFirmStandbyCharge.Text = (txtDsbf.Value -
txtCalculatedDemand.Value) * txtMaxDmcFirm.Value
If txtFirmStandbyCharge.Value = "" Then
txtFirmStandbyCharge.Value = "0"
Else
txtFirmStandbyCharge.Value = Format
(txtFirmStandbyCharge.Value, "######.##")
End If

Else ' I changed from your code
' why use IF here??
If txtCalculatedDemand.Text < txtDtotal.Text Then _
txtFirmStandbyCharge.Text = (txtDtotal.Value -
txtCalculatedDemand.Value) * txtMaxDmcNonFirm.Value
If txtFirmStandbyCharge.Text = "" Then
txtFirmStandbyCharge.Text = "0"
Else
txtFirmStandbyCharge.Value = Format
(txtFirmStandbyCharge.Value, "######.##")
End If
Else

'????

End If

End If
Else
'????? Not normal bill

End If


Patrick Molloy
Microsoft Excel MVP
 
S

Sheela

Hello,

That was quite helpful but I have a question here. What
is max condition can u have in an If...Else Statement. I
have four conditions. How do I apply the if...else
statement on this conditions?

As what I know and have tried, in an if..else statement,
we can only have one "else if" and one "else" within the
structure. I hope I'm not being confusing.

Thanks.

Sheela
 

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