Visual Basic, In Dire need of Help!

MICHAEL FAIT
#1 / 4

In Dire need of Help!

Subject: Not So Simple Solution
Date: Wednesday, March 11, 1998 9:48 PM

Somebody help me?!?

I have spent 10 hours on this project with no progress. If you would be so
kind as to provide more assistance, I would be forever grateful. I'm lost in
the logic of this program, and it seems that the more time I spend on this
project, the more I get confused. I've completed the form, and have assigned
the properties. I completed the code, in (For/Next loops) for the controls,
and lbl2, and now I'm hung up on the Command1_Click event procedure.

The assignment reads like this:

In the Command1_Click event procedure, assign the clicked button's value to
the next judge's score. In other words, the first click is the score for
Judge 1 and replaces the caption in Label1(0). The next click provides the
scare for Judge 2, and so on.

When the score for Judge 5 is recorded, the program should automatically
calculate the average score and display it in the caption for Label4. The
score should be accurate to one decimal place. "Adapted from Spear & Spear"

Thank You,

Wed, 30 Aug 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Jim Cheseboroug
#2 / 4

In Dire need of Help!

Quote:

> Subject: Not So Simple Solution
> Date: Wednesday, March 11, 1998 9:48 PM

> Somebody help me?!?

> I have spent 10 hours on this project with no progress. If you would be so
> kind as to provide more assistance, I would be forever grateful. I'm lost in
> the logic of this program, and it seems that the more time I spend on this
> project, the more I get confused. I've completed the form, and have assigned
> the properties. I completed the code, in (For/Next loops) for the controls,
> and lbl2, and now I'm hung up on the Command1_Click event procedure.

> The assignment reads like this:

> In the Command1_Click event procedure, assign the clicked button's value to
> the next judge's score. In other words, the first click is the score for
> Judge 1 and replaces the caption in Label1(0). The next click provides the
> scare for Judge 2, and so on.

> When the score for Judge 5 is recorded, the program should automatically
> calculate the average score and display it in the caption for Label4. The
> score should be accurate to one decimal place. "Adapted from Spear & Spear"

> Thank You,

Plese post the code...

Thu, 31 Aug 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Bart Late
#3 / 4

In Dire need of Help!

Quote:

>In the Command1_Click event procedure, assign the clicked button's value to
>the next judge's score.

This is an abuse for the phrase "the Command's buttons's value".
Strictly speaking, the value of a command button isTrue when clicked,
and False otherwise.

Quote:

> In other words, the first click is the score for
>Judge 1 and replaces the caption in Label1(0). The next click provides the
>scare for Judge 2, and so on.

Ah! But that's a whole different thing. I think you need a counter, and
count the number of clicks. Depending on the counter's value, you need
to do different things. From 1 to 5, you need to show that judge's
score. As soon as all five are shown (is that click 5 or click 6?),
display the average.

HTH,
Bart.

Fri, 01 Sep 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Walther Mus
#4 / 4

In Dire need of Help!

On Sat, 14 Mar 1998 23:21:43 -0800, "MICHAEL FAITH"

Quote:

>I have spent 10 hours on this project with no progress. If you would be so
>kind as to provide more assistance, I would be forever grateful. I'm lost in
>the logic of this program, and it seems that the more time I spend on this
>project, the more I get confused. I've completed the form, and have assigned
>the properties. I completed the code, in (For/Next loops) for the controls,
>and lbl2, and now I'm hung up on the Command1_Click event procedure.

>The assignment reads like this:

>In the Command1_Click event procedure, assign the clicked button's value to
>the next judge's score. In other words, the first click is the score for
>Judge 1 and replaces the caption in Label1(0). The next click provides the
>scare for Judge 2, and so on.

>When the score for Judge 5 is recorded, the program should automatically
>calculate the average score and display it in the caption for Label4. The
>score should be accurate to one decimal place. "Adapted from Spear & Spear"

You want to use the same commandbutton to calcaulate different scores?
One method is the following:

Sub Form_load
command1.caption = 'first"
'....
End Sub

Sub Command1_Click

select case command1.caption
case "first"
command1.caption = "second"
label1(0).caption = cstr(judge(0))
case "second"
command1.caption = "third"
label1(1).caption = cstr(judge(1))
case "third"
command1.caption = "fourth"
label1(2).caption = cstr(judge(2))
case "fourth"
command1.caption = "fifth"
label1(3).caption = cstr(judge(3))
case "fifth"
command1.caption = "first"
label1(4).caption = cstr((judge(1) + judge(2) + _
judge(3) + judge(4)) /4)
end select

End Sub

To use decimals see the help on Format..

good luck
gr. Walther

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Fri, 01 Sep 2000 03:00:00 GMT