One way:

With Cells(i + 1, 7)
.NumberFormat = "@"
.Value = (i - 1) * var1 + Start & " - " & i * var1 + Start - 1
End with

which changes cell format to Text. Another:

Cells(i + 1, 7).Value = "'" & (i - 1) * var1 + Start & " - " & _
i * var1 + Start - 1

which leaves the cell number format alone


In article ,
Matt Andrzejewski wrote:

Hi Folks:

I can't figure this one out. I'm writing a macro that counts the
frequencies of certain values (similar to a frequency distribution) for
a range of data. So, in my routine I have the line:

Cells(i + 1, 7) = (i - 1) * var1 + Start & " - " & i * var1 + Start - 1

which should give me, in cell(i + 1, 7), for example:

6 - 10

except I'm getting:

Jun-10

Does anyone know how to set the format of cell(i + 1, 7) to "General" or
string, or something other than a date, in the code of the macro?

Thanks,

Matt Andrzejewski

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