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Hi I'm using com objects to format cells in an excel sheet from VB.NET code.<br />
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I've got code for simple formatting like so:<br />
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EX.Document.worksheets(1).<wbr />Range(&quot;A1:<wbr />A1000&quot;).Fo<wbr />nt.Bold = True<br />
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I need to be able to specify that cells in a certain range should be left padded with zeros where they are less than 4 characters long.<br />
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Psuedo Code:<br />
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EX.Document.worksheets(1).<wbr />Range(&quot;A1:<wbr />A1000&quot;).Fo<wbr />rmat(Lpad(<wbr />'0',4))<br />
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Does such functionality exist to do this??<br />

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Hi I'm using com objects to format cells in an excel sheet from VB.NET code.

I've got code for simple formatting like so:

EX.Document.worksheets(1).Range("A1:A1000").Font.Bold = True


I need to be able to specify that cells in a certain range should be left padded with zeros where they are less than 4 characters long.

Psuedo Code:

EX.Document.worksheets(1).Range("A1:A1000").Format(Lpad('0',4))

Does such functionality exist to do this??


Need To Format a Excel Worksheet Cell from VB.NET Code

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