I'm guessing that in 11,0 the comma is the decimal point.

Maybe this:

ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "\small" & Chr(123) & Range("A1").Text & Chr(125)

why not use those characters?

ActiveCell.Value = "\small{" & Range("A1").Text & "}"

(I like to use .formula only if I'm changing the formula. Excel doesn't seem to
care, but it looks nicer to me.)





hke wrote:

Hi folks!

I`m using excel2latex (check it out :) :
http://www.jam-software.com/freeware/index.shtml ) ,

but did find need to assign the latex command \small (which controls
fontsize) straight into excel, before passing a range to the latex
Sub.

I`m trying

ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "\small" & Chr(123) & Range("A1").Value &
Chr(125)

,which works fine (the chr123 and 125 are { and } respectively
(latex).)

Problem is I want the same numberformat in A1 and ActiveCell, but
Range("A1").Value gives for example 11 in ActiveCell even if A1 says
11,0.
I can`t make it work with ActiveSheet.Paste in place of the
Range("A1").Value.

Anyone ever experienced someting similar, and possibly solved it?how?

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