How do you make a vbs script with numpad numbers?

Answer 1

The VBScript/Visual BASIC Script programming language uses both letters/numbers to create programs with.

So, I'm not exactly sure what you mean by making a VBScript which uses only numbers, alone...? As the 'numpad' is made up of just numbers.

You need to explain yourself a little bit better, I'm afraid.

Did you mean, use VBScript to create a 'calculator program' with, possibly?

Anyway, here is a simple VBScript calculator program...

num1=CInt(InputBox("Enter the first number: ", "PROGRAM: Add 2 numbers"))

num2=CInt(InputBox("Enter the second number: ", "PROGRAM: Add 2 numbers"))

MsgBox("The answer is: " & num1+num2)

Type the above code into Windows Notepad; then, save it as...

add2num.vbs

...go and find the file you just saved; and, left double click on it to make the program RUN/execute. When the program runs you should see...

1. Enter the 1st number: (you can use the NumPad to type in a number)

2. Enter the 2nd number: (you can use the NumPad to type in a next number)

3. Finally, you should see a Windows standard message box appear with the sum total result of the two numbers which you did previously type in.

To do other sums...then, you can modify this simple calculator using...

+ ...plus sign

- ...minus sign

* ...multiplication sign

/ ...division sign