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Daris Xiao or Benjy Wright
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Posted: 16th Dec 2003 17:39
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I'm sorry if this isn't supposed to be posted here, but I can't get any help anywhere else.

I'm trying to make the program pick three random numbers and paste them onto labels.

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Label1.Text = (Int(Rnd(10) + 1))
Label2.Text = (Int(Rnd(10) + 1))
Label3.Text = (Int(Rnd(10) + 1))
End Sub

If anyone can help, please do.

I am DarisX. Not MegaManX.
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Mnemonix
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Posted: 16th Dec 2003 17:42
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label1.caption instead of label1.text

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Posted: 16th Dec 2003 17:42
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if you have option strict on, which you should you need to wrap the (Int(Rnd(10) + 1)) in a cstr() or use Int(Rnd(10) + 1).tostring

let me go double check this.... brb

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Posted: 16th Dec 2003 17:46 Edited at: 16th Dec 2003 17:48
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he is using .net, it is .TEXT property, no caption property exists

here is a random number function I had...

you need to convert number to string to use in a label text property
you can either modify the function to return string and use it, or convert after the return, incase you want to maintain the numeric value in code as well as display the string

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Posted: 16th Dec 2003 18:02
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my bad

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Posted: 16th Dec 2003 18:10
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np Mnemonix. The

Quote: "Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click"


bit gives it away that it isn't vb6.

good man DarisX!! .NET is the way

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Posted: 16th Dec 2003 19:37
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Quote: "I'm sorry if this isn't supposed to be posted here, but I can't get any help anywhere else..."

Hmmm, OK, there a number of VB users here so it might have been better to have post this in the General Talk forum, that way there is less chance of this thread being locked.

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