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  1. Jul 31st, 2006, 09:24 AM #1
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    Adding to a number with preceding zero's

    If I have a text box that is txtRow = "07" and I want to add the xTemp wich is 2 to it how can I do this ?

    xTemp is dimmed as string, but even if I change it to an integer it doesn't work.

    xTemp + txtRow.text = ??? it will come out all funny like 207 or something

    How can I get it to come out as "09" ?

    * NOTE * No number will ever be negitive, and no total will go into tripple digits
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    Re: Adding to a number with preceding zero's

    VB Code:
    1. txtRow.Text = Right("00" & Val(txtRow.Text) + Val(xTemp), 2)
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