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    markpastoril is offline Advanced Beginner
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    how to make my Payment Section with Tendered and Change textbox.

    I would like to have my Payment section to function like cashier. When the Cashier inputs the Amount/ of the Customer they pay in the Tendered textbox, the form calculates the Amount to be Paid and Calculates the Change.Like this.



    Total Amount Due: 150.00

    Amount tendered: 1,000 (the amount the customer gives to the cashier)

    Change: 850.00 (auto calculates when the Cashier/User enters the Amount Tendered.)

    The Amount Tendered and the Change text box is still unbound coz i did not have a field on any of my table.
    Question?do I have to create a field for it?and I need the code with this.please help.

    This is my system looks like.

    Attachment 35851

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    ranman256 is offline VIP
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    unbound text box, with the formula:
    txtChg = txtTender - txtAmtDue

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    markpastoril is offline Advanced Beginner
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    where to put the code?the amount_tendered , change and amount paid is a bound field,how do I put exact amount equals to the balance so balance will be equals to 0 after posting the payments details/information.

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    Micron is offline Very Inert Person
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    This looks like a cross posting in this forum. I guess I wasn't getting through over here

    https://www.accessforums.net/showthread.php?t=74117

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