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You could try putting the code in a try catch, and have the program run the code if it finds an exception. It will find said exception, then should just run the code. u should not need to worry about if it does not find the exception, as it will. …
I figured it out for ya. I added some labels for testing purposes, and replaced the If/thens with case statements, as well as added a call statement for adding the numbers. Also note that the form name was changed(my computer was whining about no form 1, so I changed the …
I am trying to generate a new checkbox in a different form. [code] Public Class frmAdd Public Sub btnitemadd_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnitemadd.Click Dim chklowerleft As New CheckBox Dim chkhandleft As New CheckBox Dim indexcounter As Integer = 4 If chkleftlowerarm.Checked = True Then frmMain.chklistLA.Items.Add(chklowerleft, …
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