how to remove the negative sign in integer

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Hello guys,

Could you help me ,
I'm having some problem in the negative sign(-) in the integer.
all i want is to remove the negative sign in the integer
but i just dont know ....

here's my code...

<br />
If RS1_1.Checked = True Then<br />
   Temp_PC = Temp_PC + 1<br />
Else<br />
   Temp_PC = Temp_PC - 1<br />
   TXTSPC.Text = Temp_PC<br />
End If<br />

please help..

Posted 13-Jul-10 19:27pm

jleonorlane

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-07-13T19:32:00

Solution 1

If you want to make a number be positive, no matter how it starts, use Math.Abs. If you want to remove the sign from a string, you can use math.Abs, or String.Replace.

You should consider buying a basic VB.NET book to help you with these sort of questions.

Posted 13-Jul-10 19:32pm

Christian Graus

#realJSOP · Answer 2 · 2010-07-14T05:51:00

Solution 3

Use the Math.Abs() method.

EDIT -----------

Sorry, didn't know Christian had already suggested it. If the OP had marked it as answered, I wouldn't have bothered with a response.

Posted 14-Jul-10 5:51am

#realJSOP

Updated 14-Jul-10 5:53am

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AspDotNetDev 14-Jul-10 14:34pm

FYI, you can just delete your answer if you like. I could too, but I figured I'd leave the decision up to you.

rahoo5 · Answer 3 · 2013-06-27T00:03:00

Solution 4

Hi, here is a solution for your question.

if arrval is a negative value

C#

if (arrval < 0)
     {
           arrval = arrval * (-1);
       }

Posted 27-Jun-13 0:03am

rahoo5