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[VB.Net] Display `00` instead of `0` in a NumericUpDown control

Hello everyone!

I'm letting users select a date/time for a scheduled task to run, using two NumericUpDowncontrols.

I'd like one-digit values to be padded with a leading 0, so as to display 09:00 instead of 9:0.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
CFP.

+1  A: 

This is not possible with a NumericUpDown Control.

0x90  2010-08-17 12:03:19
Thanks! I'll have to use a `DomainUpDown` then.
CFP  2010-08-17 12:15:41

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