Really stupid question I believe...

[JB]

So I am beginning to dabble in the express editions that MS is offering
currently. I am trying to write a basic program, but am having issues. Here
is the code so far:

Public Class testprog

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles BtnCalculate.Click
Dim Total, Sum As Integer
For Value As Integer = txtValueStart.Text() To txtValueEnd.Text()
For Modifier As Integer = 20 To 200
Sum = (1.09 ^ Value) * Modifier
If Sum = Total Then
MessageBox.Show(Value & Modifier)
End If
Next Modifier
Next Value
End Sub
End Class

Now this in itself works fine. the problem is, as it cycles through the
loop, the message box will come up for every match it finds (as it should).
My problem/question is I need to find a way to dump the true statements into
preferaby a combo box that the user can than choose from. I am unfamiliar on
how to go about doing this. Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thanks in advance.
Jeremy

[JB]

ok that code didn't work at all...this does though:

Public Class testprog

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles BtnCalculate.Click
Dim Total, Sum As Integer
Total = Me.txtTotal.Text()
For Value As Integer = Me.txtValueStart.Text() To
Me.TxtValueEnd.Text()
For Modifier As Integer = 20 To 200
Sum = (1.09 ^ Value) * Modifier
If Sum = Total Then
MessageBox.Show(Value.ToString() & " " &
Modifier.ToString())
End If
Next Modifier
Next Value
End Sub
End Class

now i am not sure how to move the two results to a combobox instead of
outputing in a message box.

[Dennis]

mycombox.items.add(......your string here)
--
Dennis in Houston
"JB" wrote:

ok that code didn't work at all...this does though:

Public Class testprog

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles BtnCalculate.Click
Dim Total, Sum As Integer
Total = Me.txtTotal.Text()
For Value As Integer = Me.txtValueStart.Text() To
Me.TxtValueEnd.Text()
For Modifier As Integer = 20 To 200
Sum = (1.09 ^ Value) * Modifier
If Sum = Total Then
MessageBox.Show(Value.ToString() & " " &
Modifier.ToString())
End If
Next Modifier
Next Value
End Sub
End Class

now i am not sure how to move the two results to a combobox instead of
outputing in a message box.

[JB]

That did it. Thank you much :)

"Dennis" wrote:

mycombox.items.add(......your string here)
--
Dennis in Houston
"JB" wrote:

ok that code didn't work at all...this does though:

Public Class testprog

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles BtnCalculate.Click
Dim Total, Sum As Integer
Total = Me.txtTotal.Text()
For Value As Integer = Me.txtValueStart.Text() To
Me.TxtValueEnd.Text()
For Modifier As Integer = 20 To 200
Sum = (1.09 ^ Value) * Modifier
If Sum = Total Then
MessageBox.Show(Value.ToString() & " " &
Modifier.ToString())
End If
Next Modifier
Next Value
End Sub
End Class

now i am not sure how to move the two results to a combobox instead of
outputing in a message box.