There have been (a few) instances where apparently leaving out the
..Value led to unintended effects. Search google for more.

More importantly, AFAIK, VB.Net does not support a default property.
Why not do it right now so that if/when you port the code, a missing
default property doesn't have to be the cause of problems.

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In article , fredsmith99
@yahoo.com says...
I have found the following equations do the same thing:

cell.offset(0,2).value = cell.offset(0,4).value * cell.offset(0,6).value
cell.offset(0,2) = cell.offset(0,4) * cell.offset(0,6)

I started out using ".value" in my equations, but have taken most out, with
no apparent ill effects.

Is there any place where ".value" is required? Or can I safely leave it out?