Tom,

What you are saying is true. However, it is not exactly what I have!
May be I did put it right. Let me re-word it please.

When I put the following VBA line:

MsgBox ARngSolution(Cline, Aline).Value

I see that value, say: 3.84894E-02

When I look in the excel sheet where the value is written, I see it
3.84894

It is like the "E-02" is completely missed!?

What am I doing wrong? Should I change this VBA line:

ARngSolution(Cline, Aline).Value = Val(Left(ARngSolution(Cline,
Aline).Value, 5))

Thanks,
Mike


"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ...
if you place 3.84894E-02 in a cell and then format it with
format=Cells=Number tab and select 7 decimals, it should appear as you
want it.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Michael" wrote in message
m...
I am running an optimization model. Upon finding a solution, the VBA
code will write down the solution values into an excel sheet.

Some of the values come from the optimization model, upon finding a
solution, like 3.84894E-02 for example. However, it writes down in
excel sheet as 3.8489

So, the line I am using:

ARngSolution(Cline, Aline).Value =
Val(Left(ARngSolution(Cline,Aline).Value, 7))

needs some fixing I think so the number can be written as .08489 for
example.

Regards,
Mike



"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
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? 3.84894E-02
0.0384894

What are you trying to accomplish with the code that you show?

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Michael" wrote in message
om...
Hi everone,

I have this line of VBA code:

ARngSolution(Cline, Aline).Value = Val(Left(ARngSolution(Cline,
Aline).Value, 7))

One of the values that it writes down comes like this: 3.84894 while
when I checked it using MsgBox, it came as this: 3.84894E-02

What should I do to let the code write it correctly as: .0384894?

Regards,
Mike