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You could format that cell as text, then plop the value into it:
with Range(Me.Lb1.RowSource).Resize(1, 1).Offset(Me.Lb1.ListIndex, 3) .numberformat = "@" .value = Me.Tb1.Value end with Or you could prefix the value with an apostrophe: Range(Me.Lb1.RowSource).Resize(1, 1).Offset(Me.Lb1.ListIndex, 3).value _ = "'" & me.Tb1.Value Hazel wrote: Hi All We use a fair few numbers with a leading zero - enters OK in a UserForm textbox Tb1, however it always drops it on entering the cell on the sheet. Is there anyway to retain the format of a leading zero. The code for the row source is below. Range(Me.Lb1.RowSource).Resize(1, 1).Offset(Me.Lb1.ListIndex, 3) = Me.Tb1.Value -- Many thanks hazel -- Dave Peterson |
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