I2C LCD display with bug to print the LDR value???

I am simulating the values in an LDR to be presented on the LCD Display. I used Serial Monitor for the Debugger. It turns out that on the serial monitor, the real value is correct, but on the LCD, it is adding an extra character, "2", which in this case, the LDR value on the serial monitor, does not have. I checked the code, it's correct too. Is it a bug? Below is the simulation. Sometimes it goes back to normal and crashes again.

We are not magicians to know what is happening to you, without having your program and your scheme, I suspect that "2" is from a previous data that has not been deleted, but the best thing is that you add the program here in a zip and the diagram, it is also useful to know the operating system and the version of simulide.

Do this whenever you make a query. please.

If we do not have these diagrams, you force us to create the diagram in some way and write the program based on your graph.

The graphics you send here must have a maximum of 688 pixels horizontally so that they fit completely on the screen.

When you want to share your work in another simulide, all the subcircuits you use must be included in the "data" directory. Look at any of my examples in the "Made in Simulide" section for inspiration.

For this particular case try this:

lcd.setCursor(0,1);
lcd.print("......"); // delete the previous value (5 spaces, minimum).
lcd.print(value);