time tables help

gregv21 (50)
the numbers don't output in the right amounts or order


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#include <iostream>
using namespace std;



int Grid(double Number);

int main()
{  
    double Number;
    bool Run = true;
    char DoAgian = 'y';
   
    
    while(Run)
    {
 
    

   
              cout << " Pick the number your times table will go up to " << endl;
              cout << " it cant be greater then 100" << endl;
              cin  >> Number;
              if ( Number > 100 )                             
              {
                   cout << " That number is to high ";
                   main();
              }
            
                   Grid(Number);
                   
                   switch(DoAgian)
                   {
                                  case 'y':
                                       break;
                                  case 'n':
                                       Run = false;
                                       break;
                                  default:
                                          cout << " Invalid Responce " << endl;
                   }
                   
                   
   }
       
                     
                     
                     
                     
    system("pause");
    return 0;
    
}




int Grid( double Number )
{
int i = 1;
int i2 = 1;
double Output = 1;
double Number2;
bool Loop = true;


      Number2 = Number ;
       
    
    while (Loop)
    {
          
          
         
          if ( i == Number2 )
          {
               Loop = false;
          }         
          for( i = 1; i <= Number; i++ )
          {
               Output+=2;
             
              
                    cout << "|" << Output << "|";
                    if( Output >= 10 )
                    {
                        cout << "" << Output << "";
                        }else if( Output >= 100 ){
                              cout << "|" << Output << "|";
                              }
                    
          }
          Number++;
          cout << endl;
          
          i2++;
           i = i2;
          Output = i ; 
    }
}
gzero (82)
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//C++ includes the ability to add comments to your code for a reason:
//To make the intentions of the writer of a particular piece of code clear.
//I heartily recommend you use them, because I can't even make out what
//you're attempting to do.


Post something showing what you're attempting to achieve for an output, and maybe I'll be able to help.
gregv21 (50)
nevermind i got it
i will remember to comment it next time i have a problem
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