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The Title says 5 digits but the description talks about 4 digits.<br />
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Do you want to hard-code the number of digits?...or use what ever length was entered by the user?
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Hi,<br />
I have a Textbox that contains a user number of 4 digit number, for example: 4163 (numbers are different depending on the user)<br />
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What I need to do is to create folders depending on user's number, for example, for user number 4163 the following folders should be created:<br />
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User number: 4163<br />
User folder: C:\4000\4100\4160\4163<br />
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another example...<br />
User number: 4824<br />
User Folder: C:\4000\4800\4820\4824<br />
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I was trying to picture how this can work logically, to see if I could resolve it, but I couldn't:<br />
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string_1=4000<br />
string_2=4100<br />
string_3=4160<br />
string_4=4163<br />
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Can somebody help me to figure this out?
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Hi,
I have a Textbox that contains a user number of 4 digit number, for example: 4163 (numbers are different depending on the user)

What I need to do is to create folders depending on user's number, for example, for user number 4163 the following folders should be created:

User number: 4163
User folder: C:\4000\4100\4160\4163

another example...
User number: 4824
User Folder: C:\4000\4800\4820\4824


I was trying to picture how this can work logically, to see if I could resolve it, but I couldn't:

string_1=4000
string_2=4100
string_3=4160
string_4=4163

Can somebody help me to figure this out?

The Title says 5 digits but the description talks about 4 digits.

Do you want to hard-code the number of digits?...or use what ever length was entered by the user?

VB.Net: Convert 5 digit number to String

Hi,
I have a Textbox that contains a user number of 4 digit number, for example: 4163 (numbers are different depending on the user)

What I need to do is to create folders depending on user&amp;#39;s number, for example, for user number 4163 the following folders should be created:

User number: 4163
User folder: C:\4000\4100\4160\4163

another example...
User number: 4824
User Folder: C:\4000\4800\4820\4824


I was trying to picture how this can work logically, to see if I could resolve it, but I couldn&amp;#39;t:

string_1=4000
string_2=4100
string_3=4160
string_4=4163

Can somebody help me to figure this out?

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