How can I display a price in a label ?

Author Name Status Posted Time Marienna Lopez 12/6/2007 4:04:28 AM Author is Offline Hello all, How can I display a price in a label INSTANTLY, each time an option button is pressed? Code example would be of great help :) Thanks in advance,

Subject Author Status Date Re: How can I display a price in a label ? Enrico Oreiton 12/9/2007 9:54:43 PM Marianna, pleaseexplain your problem in detail. Post Comments Re: Many different frames Marienna Lopez 12/9/2007 10:00:39 PM Hi Jackil, I have many different frames with a couple of option buttons in each frame. Each option button selects an item worth a particular price. On the bottom of my form, I have a label named "total", which should accumulate the sum of the different prices selected through different option buttons. I would like to display the price in the "total" label when a particular option button is chosen, but without having to click on a button (i.e. the price and sum would be displayed in the label instantly, without having to press a button). Post Comments Re: Post please! Enrico Oreiton 12/9/2007 10:03:27 PM Can you post what you done so far? Post Comments Re: The same issue Marienna Lopez 12/9/2007 10:05:11 PM No :( That's why I'm asking, I don't know how to do it ;) Post Comments Re: Click event in option button Enrico Oreiton 12/9/2007 10:06:53 PM In optionbutton click event, use Code: ( vb ) lblTotal.Caption = optButtonName.Text Post Comments Re: Take two frames each having two options groups Dominingo Paitiam 12/9/2007 10:21:27 PM Hi If I got ur point and I am correct to ur problem, then take two frames each having two options groups [ Option1 (0) and Option1 (1) ; Option2 (2) and Option2 (3)], two labels - label1 and label2 to show the regarding price of the selected item. Then label3 to show their sum. As follows : Code: ( text ) Private Sub Form_Load()     Option1(0).Value = False     Option1(1).Value = False     Option2(2).Value = False     Option2(3).Value = False     sum = 0     Label3.Caption = Format(sum, "#0.00") End Sub Private Sub Option1_Click(Index As Integer)     Select Case Index     Case 0         Label1.Caption = "10.00"     Case 1         Label1.Caption = "20.00"     End Select     sum = Val(Label1.Caption) + Val(Label2.Caption)     Label3.Caption = Format(sum, "#0.00") End Sub Private Sub Option2_Click(Index As Integer)     Select Case Index     Case 2         Label2.Caption = "30.00"     Case 3         Label2.Caption = "140.00"     End Select     sum = Val(Label1.Caption) + Val(Label2.Caption)     Label3.Caption = Format(sum, "#0.00") End Sub You can continue, if I got ur point, with the database and several options. ALL THE BEST! Post Comments Re: What version of VB? Malavika Anton 12/9/2007 10:28:47 PM What version of VB are you using? Control arrays aren't available in later versions. Post Comments

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