E
eschloss
Access 2003
I have not been able to figure why I get different results when I use a
variable name as opposed to the variable value. For example, the first
instance gives the following incorrect values:
Dim cal_width As Single
Dim cal_space As Single
Dim buffer As Single
cal_width = ((6.5 * 1440) - buffer - (cal_space * 2)) / 9
cal_space = 0.25 * 1440
buffer = 0.01 * 1440
The incorrect results I get back are:
cal_width: 1040
cal_space: 360
buffer: 14.4
I can only get the correct values when I use the following:
Dim cal_width As Single
Dim cal_space As Single
Dim buffer As Single
cal_width = ((6.5 * 1440) - (0.01 * 1440) - ((0.25 * 1440) * 2)) / 9
cal_space = 0.25 * 1440
buffer = 0.01 * 1440
The correct results I get back are:
cal_width: 958.4
cal_space: 360
buffer: 14.4
Is this a simple syntax issue? I have tried different declarations and
using different type conversion functions only to get the same incorrect
result.
Thank you.
I have not been able to figure why I get different results when I use a
variable name as opposed to the variable value. For example, the first
instance gives the following incorrect values:
Dim cal_width As Single
Dim cal_space As Single
Dim buffer As Single
cal_width = ((6.5 * 1440) - buffer - (cal_space * 2)) / 9
cal_space = 0.25 * 1440
buffer = 0.01 * 1440
The incorrect results I get back are:
cal_width: 1040
cal_space: 360
buffer: 14.4
I can only get the correct values when I use the following:
Dim cal_width As Single
Dim cal_space As Single
Dim buffer As Single
cal_width = ((6.5 * 1440) - (0.01 * 1440) - ((0.25 * 1440) * 2)) / 9
cal_space = 0.25 * 1440
buffer = 0.01 * 1440
The correct results I get back are:
cal_width: 958.4
cal_space: 360
buffer: 14.4
Is this a simple syntax issue? I have tried different declarations and
using different type conversion functions only to get the same incorrect
result.
Thank you.