VBA copy cell value but add leading zeros

Ironman

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hi

I have the following line of code
VBA Code:
Sheets("Indoor Bike").Range("J" & Lr2).Value = "Session " & Sheets("Indoor Bike").Range("E5") & ".  "
I'd be grateful for an amendment to this so the Range("J" & Lr2).Value copied is in the format 0000 i.e. leading zeros for values less than 1000 e.g. instead of "Session 345. " it will be "Session 0345. "

Many thanks!
 

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VBA Code:
Sheets("Indoor Bike").Range("J" & Lr2).Value = "Session " & Format(Sheets("Indoor Bike").Range("E5").Value, "0000") & ".  "
 
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Solution
Hi Jason, that's perfect! Thanks ever so much once again!
 
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