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Hi,<br />
You can try<br />
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_ReadingsArraylistValidate<wbr />d(intInner<wbr />Loop).ToSt<wbr />ring(&quot;0.00<wbr />00&quot;)<br />
_PositionReadingArraylistV<wbr />alidated(i<wbr />ntInnerLoo<wbr />p).ToStrin<wbr />g(&quot;0.0000&quot;<wbr />)<br />

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Hi,
You can try

_ReadingsArraylistValidated(intInnerLoop).ToString("0.0000")
_PositionReadingArraylistValidated(intInnerLoop).ToString("0.0000")


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Another option is to use the Match.Round function on the numbers themselves.
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Another option is to use the Match.Round function on the numbers themselves.

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jp,when i change the code around i get an error: Value of type String cannot be converted to System.IformatProvider.<br />
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using: CStr(_ReadingArrayList3(in<wbr />tInnerLoop<wbr />)).ToStrin<wbr />g(&quot;0.0000&quot;<wbr />) 
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jp,when i change the code around i get an error: Value of type String cannot be converted to System.IformatProvider.


using: CStr(_ReadingArrayList3(intInnerLoop)).ToString("0.0000")

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How can I format the CStr(_PositionReadingArray<wbr />listValida<wbr />ted(intInn<wbr />erLoop)) and the CStr(_ReadingArrayList3(in<wbr />tInnerLoop<wbr />)) to 4 decimal places????<br />

<pre><code id="code-303204">For intInnerLoop = 0 To _partfile.gageList.Count - 1
                    valuetemp1 = _PositionReadingArraylistValidated(intInnerLoop)
                    valuetemp2 = _ReadingsArraylistValidated(intInnerLoop)
                    valuetemp3 = valuetemp2 - valuetemp1
                    strText += CStr(_PositionReadingArraylistValidated(intInnerLoop)) &amp; vbTab &amp; valuetemp2 &amp; vbTab &amp; CStr(_ReadingArrayList3(intInnerLoop)) &amp; vbTab &amp; valuetemp3 &amp; vbCrLf
                Next
</code></pre>
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How can I format the CStr(_PositionReadingArraylistValidated(intInnerLoop)) and the CStr(_ReadingArrayList3(intInnerLoop)) to 4 decimal places????

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