Answer / venkateshwarlu

using cint function

dim var1, var2
var1=10.89
var2=cint(var1)
msgbox var2

will give integer value : 10

Answer / vulani

Here's the shortest way to do it Gents:

string mystr ("1204");
int myint;
stringstream(mystr) >> myint;

Answer / varun bisaria

CInt()---> a conversion function available.

Answer / bfakruddin

dim str,num
str="Hello"
num=100

cstr=cint(str) ' It converts string into integer
msgbox cstr

cint=cstr(num) ' It converts Integer into string
msgbox cint

Answer / raja83

you can use cint function

cint(10) will convert integer 1

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