userform caption format

Gvlewis81

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
Hi,

i'm trying to format a caption to be a number 0001 (looking at the last used number in a worksheet to generate the next).

Unfortunately the below code is still producing a single number and not the required 0001 format.

Code:
Format(EWOno.Caption, "0000")

Help appreciated
 

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That format will change a number into a four digit string.
But it will leave a 1-character long numeral (string) alone.
Since the caption is always a data type string, try
Code:
Format(Val(EWOno.Caption), "0000")
 
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