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That did work well with an If statement and I used txtAnswer.Text = &nbsp;Format(msngAnswer, &quot;0.&quot;) for the other opt.Values. &nbsp;That is what I was looking for. &nbsp;good Deal!<br />
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Dee
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That did work well with an If statement and I used txtAnswer.Text =  Format(msngAnswer, "0.") for the other opt.Values.  That is what I was looking for.  good Deal!

Dee

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I need help with the following<br />
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How do I Format a number in the answer box(txtAnswer.Text) with 3 decimal places, No leading zeros and no commas. &nbsp;I am using this for a calculator and I want to be able to divide 33 into 3 and get 3 decimal places with out zeros. &nbsp;It should look like this .090 <br />
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I need help with the following

How do I Format a number in the answer box(txtAnswer.Text) with 3 decimal places, No leading zeros and no commas.  I am using this for a calculator and I want to be able to divide 33 into 3 and get 3 decimal places with out zeros.  It should look like this .090 



FormatNumber using Single precision

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