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Well, you can't really... cause you are retreiving the value of the cell and that value doesn't have the trailing zero. It shows like that because of the format statements. I'm not 100% sure how to retrieve the format statements if you need to, but you should be able to show it that way in VB with an appropriate edit mask.<br />
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David<br />

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Well, you can't really... cause you are retreiving the value of the cell and that value doesn't have the trailing zero. It shows like that because of the format statements. I'm not 100% sure how to retrieve the format statements if you need to, but you should be able to show it that way in VB with an appropriate edit mask.

David


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I have no fixed decimals to make use of the above format. What all I want is if the user enters 123.450 it should save like that instead of 123.45. The decimals may vary like 123.4560 then it should save as 123.4560 instead of 123.456.<br />

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I have no fixed decimals to make use of the above format. What all I want is if the user enters 123.450 it should save like that instead of 123.45. The decimals may vary like 123.4560 then it should save as 123.4560 instead of 123.456.


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looks like you want floating zeros. Why would you like a zero on the end if there are no values in that column? You could use the 'lostfocus' event to set the value:<br />
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text1.text = text1.text &amp;&nbsp;&quot;0&quot; <br />
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That way you will always append a zerol<br />

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looks like you want floating zeros. Why would you like a zero on the end if there are no values in that column? You could use the 'lostfocus' event to set the value:

text1.text = text1.text & "0"

That way you will always append a zerol


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I am using excel as Object in VB 5.0. I am getting the values of the cell in excel as<br />
Value = xlSheet.Cells(1, 1). But the problem is if the excel cell is having 123.450<br />
as the value it is returning 123.45 instead of 123.450. I want to get 123.450 from the excel and as well I want the excel to save the file with 123.450 instead of 123.45 as it normally does.<br />
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Can anybody help me out in this issue.<br />

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I am using excel as Object in VB 5.0. I am getting the values of the cell in excel as
Value = xlSheet.Cells(1, 1). But the problem is if the excel cell is having 123.450
as the value it is returning 123.45 instead of 123.450. I want to get 123.450 from the excel and as well I want the excel to save the file with 123.450 instead of 123.45 as it normally does.

Can anybody help me out in this issue.


Excel formatting

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