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>>lnNumero=1
>>? PADL(lnNumero,6,'0')   && Returns 000001
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>>lnNumero=1.00
>>? PADL(lnNumero,6,'0')   && Returns 001.00
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>>Your lnNumero is not integer. So...
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>>lnNumero=INT(lnNumero)
>>? PADL(lnNumero,6,'0')   && Returns 000001
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>lnNumero was calculated by something like VAL('1'), for example. So, yes, that gives 1.00. But, I wonder why this has worked for years without having to apply the INT() approach. Thanks for the info, I'll try to clarify that later on.

I'm not sure whether this apply to your case or not. But afaik, VAL() always return floating point if you have set fixed on or set decimals to > 0. So you have to set both, set fixed off and set decimals to 0 before val(), to return an integer value.

Other way, strtran(str(lnNumero, 6), ' ', '0') always return integer value, no matter what the setting is.

HTH