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Ok, me again. When I add the records into the database, I am getting the aryFields(#) instead the called index in the array. I look at everything and can't see why I'm not getting the desired data instead of the aryFields() written into the database. Uugh. Private Sub btnLoadFromText_Click(ByVal sender … |
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Ok, so this will be longwinded, but I'll try and explain what I'm trying to accomplish. Our form has 3 buttons. 1. Clear Database (Working) 2. Load database from Text File 3. Load listbox from database (I have this working) Our project has 2 forms, one being the form which … |
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Ok, so my program's input is the number of days someone worked. They earn .02 a day. Each day they work after the first, their pay doubles...(.04, .08, .16....) my code below displays the days worked and the money earned each day. I think i did it the hard way … |
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Ok, I'm not sure how to format the readline to skip the header columns of the file that is being read in the code that I wrote/spliced in my class. I was wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction here. Thanks in advance! Private Sub btnLoadFromText_Click(ByVal sender … |
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Ok, so i have the loop that creates the shape below, but instead of spaces, it has solid # signs. I can't figure out how to just get the design I showed below. Where am I going wrong in my code? NUM_STEPS = 6 def main(): for r in range(NUM_STEPS): … |
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I'm getting an error for using a variable before it's assigned a value, but, I'm not sure why. Imports System.IO Public Class Form1 Dim colWeather As New Collection Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load 'Add listbox items upon form load. With lstAltitudes.Items .Add("03000") .Add("06000") … |
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Hello, a VB newb here. I feel like i'm doing alright, but i'm not sure how to get the readline to process each line, and add that to a string. Here's what I have so far. I know i need to use an intCount = intCount + 1 or something … |