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− | Form1.Print getVarType(var1) 'Get the type for var1
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Latest revision as of 14:03, 9 November 2005
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So, you want to tell if a number is an integer?
VB has a very useful function called Int() that will give you the integer portion of a number. You can then compare this to the original, and if they match, it is an integer.
Function IsInteger(byval Value) as Boolean
IsInteger = (Int(Value) = Value)
End Function
Simple as that.