Hi,

I know that this subject has been already discussed when it comes to formatting dates. And I also know about the link to the MSN NET help. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/0c899ak8(v=vs.110).aspx

But I don't get it how to use it on ordinary integers.

I've got a data source (CSV file) containing several fields which need to be zero-padded. I've assigned the title to the data source and the data is displayed. So far so good.

But what do I have to enter in the format field in order to zero-pad a number from 0-9? I.e.: "0" becomes "00" etc.

I've tried {0:DD} {0:"DD"} {0:"2D"} {0:"D2"}{0:D2} {D2} {D2:0} but nothing works?

I found out that {0,20} will insert 20 spaces before the value. But the format does not seem to be saved? When hitting okay the data is formatted, but the format string is resetted to {0} when opening the title editor.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Knut