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I'm designing a combobox with decimal numbers. When I use .additem and type
in the numbers, it drops the trailing zeros. (ie. 0.500 becomes 0.5 automatically) I need the zeros for precision and consistancy purposes. Is there a line I can include in this code? With ComboBox1 .ListRows = 20 .AddItem (0.375) .AddItem (0.5) .AddItem (0.75) End With |
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