Hello there..
I've been trying to figure out where VB went to school, because this math doesn't make sense to me. I have two variables, "po" and "minpayout".
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As you can see, "po", which has a value of 7, is clearly LESS THAN (<) "minpayout", with a value of 50. However, it still runs the "else" part of the if statement. I've taken out the "$" and decimals to try to make this as simple as possible, but I still can't get a desired result. Please help, this has been baffling me for over an hour. If you need any additional details, let me know..I posted what I figured would be relevant.
I've been trying to figure out where VB went to school, because this math doesn't make sense to me. I have two variables, "po" and "minpayout".
As you can see, "po", which has a value of 7, is clearly LESS THAN (<) "minpayout", with a value of 50. However, it still runs the "else" part of the if statement. I've taken out the "$" and decimals to try to make this as simple as possible, but I still can't get a desired result. Please help, this has been baffling me for over an hour. If you need any additional details, let me know..I posted what I figured would be relevant.