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How to get a quotient & a Remainder
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Hi,
In vb, MOD is an operator to find Remainder
Ex
If you divide one number by another number you get quotient.
In vb, MOD is an operator to find Remainder
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Dim iRemainder As Integer iRemainder = 2008 MOD 10 'Here 8 is the Remainder
If you divide one number by another number you get quotient.
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