simple block-if statement

This is driving me crazy! The two main variables in this code are minimum and maximum, in a drop-down list box. But it only seems to recognize maximum.

If Val(Combo1.Text) = minimum Then
If Check1.Value = 1 And Option1.Value = True Then
Text1 = 50 - 25
ElseIf Check1.Value = 0 And Option1.Value = True Then
Text1 = 50
End If
End If

If Val(Combo1.Text) = maximum Then
If Check1.Value = 1 And Option1.Value = True Then
Text1 = 100 - 25
ElseIf Check1.Value = 0 And Option1.Value = True Then
Text1 = 100
End If
End If

If I select minimum then check checkbox1 and option1 then textbox1 should = 25 but I always get the result of 75. Which is result if I select maximum. Any ideas?

the first part does it ok, the second overwrites the first part

val(Combo1.Text) seems to be equal to minimum and maximum, one way or another, there's something spooky with your vars in the boxes or min/max

Hi!eyelevel!Your code looks right!...Plz check your all detail in your code or manul operation(click or select).

Thanks for replying so fast! I agree minimum and maximum are being viewed as the same thing, but me nor my teacher(who has been programming in the biz for 30 years and teaching for 10) cant figure out what exactly the deal is.

I finally solved it! Instead of using: val(combo1.text) = minimum, I used: combo1.listindex = 0(for minimum) and 1(for maximum). What a great feeling it is to finish an application!

I think u will use "Clng" or "Cint" function to replace the "val" function...Because "Val" function return a variable type value,is not a fixed type value.