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    Format

    I kinda.... forgot how to use the format function ...

    VB Code:
    1. LblReponse.Caption = Distance

    is it possible to get "distance" to be written in this format:
    0.000E00

    I mean, if I get a number like 34152667383 format would be:
    3.415E10

    thx in advance
    "A RESPECTED scientist has put forward the stunning - if unsavoury - possibility that humans are descended from sewage dumped overboard by aliens."
    "First we read that we are the creation of God, then scientists say we are descended from apes. Now they say we're some sort of alien poo. How much further can we sink?"
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    Try this...
    VB Code:
    1. Text1.Text = Format$("34152667383", "Scientific")
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    thx
    "A RESPECTED scientist has put forward the stunning - if unsavoury - possibility that humans are descended from sewage dumped overboard by aliens."
    "First we read that we are the creation of God, then scientists say we are descended from apes. Now they say we're some sort of alien poo. How much further can we sink?"
    - Robert Matthews, Science Correspondent

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