number format

Av8tordude

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how can I format a number in vba below

101.00 = 00101000
90.00 = 00009000
25.50 = 00002550
2300.50 = 02300500

whatever number i use, must have the same 8 digit format.
 
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Hi, assuming you have a typo on your last example you could use something like this, for example:

Rich (BB code):
MsgBox Format(your_number * 100, "00000000")
 
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Hi, assuming you have a typo on your last example you could use something like this, for example:

Rich (BB code):
MsgBox Format(your_number * 100, "00000000")

Thank you greatly for you help.
 
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