This is Application code and will affect all workbooks.

Why don't you just go into ToolsOptionsError Checking and uncheck it there?




On 14 Dec 2006 15:42:32 -0800, "prahz" wrote:

Thank you that worked.

I put it in the Sub Auto_Open() Function of my workbook.


Die_Another_Day wrote:
That would be me. For some dumb reason when I post from Microsoft's
newsgroups the post's don't always show up in Google groups. My
suggestion was this:
Here's a possibility:
Application.ErrorCheckingOptions.NumberAsText = False
--
Charles Chickering

"A good example is twice the value of good advice."


"prahz" wrote:

I have created a macro in vba to input a "string of numbers" into a
cell.
-Some of the numbers in the string have leading zeros so I have
formatted the cell type as "text."
-Excel gives me this green tick mark at the top right corner of the
cell showing a Number Stored as Text error.
-How do I suppress the green tick mark from not ever coming up?

Does anybody know how to do this?




Charles

prahz wrote:
Huh?

Who is Charles and what was his suggestion?


Gary Keramidas wrote:
then use Charles's suggestion

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Gary


"prahz" wrote in message
ups.com...
Sorry, I should have been more clear...

Is there any vba code I could use in my macro to suppress that green
tick mark no matter who is using the file?

Gary Keramidas wrote:
tools/options and on the error checking tab uncheck number stored as text

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Gary


"prahz" wrote in message
oups.com...
I have created a macro in vba to input a "string of numbers" into a
cell.
-Some of the numbers in the string have leading zeros so I have
formatted the cell type as "text."
-Excel gives me this green tick mark at the top right corner of the
cell showing a Number Stored as Text error.
-How do I suppress the green tick mark from not ever coming up?

Does anybody know how to do this?



Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP