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Do you have any suggestion sir vbaInet like what I need to accomplish? with regards to example 5, sorry it was an typographical error that should be Example 5: if I say variable x=12 then a text would look like this AC.C.ESS Example 6: if I say variable x=13 then a text would look like this...

Example 3: if I say variable x=7 then a text would look like this A.C.CESS Example 4: if I say variable x=8 then a text would look like this A.CC.ESS On example 3, the length of the character ACCESS is only 6, since on first value of 1 the dot is position after "A" we cannot position value 7...

Thanks for your reply Sir Dcrake. I really dont know what logic to apply there. That the examples I presented is what I have in mind that the result should be. I have three textbox 1st textbox holds the number which is he basis of the dot position 2nd textbox holds the character of letters...

this is my current code Text3.Text = Left(Text2.Text, Val(Text1.Text)) & "." & Right(Text2.Text, (Len(Text2.Text) - Val(Text1.Text))) this is only successful if the value of text1 is the same or lesser that text2. I dont know how to do if text1 is greater than the length of text2 which the...

Hi guys, I am very new to programming in vb6 only. I am learning this through self-study as a hobby. I would like to know how to put a dot inside a textname like for example: Example 1: if I say variable x=1 then a text would look like this A.CCESS Example 2: if I say variable x=3 then a...