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The following small UDF will return the formula as string without the = sign:
Function form2text(r As Range) As String v = r.Formula form2text = Right(v, Len(v) - 1) End Function -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200746 "AccessHelp" wrote: Hi, I have a formula "=A00011220" in Cell A1; however, the result of A1 is "A". In Cells C1, D1 and E1, based on the formula in A1, I want them to show "A0001", "12" and "20", respectively. The formula in A1 will be the same format anytime. Basically, is there a function in Excel that remove the "=" from a formula and turn it into text or a function that turns the actual formula into text? Thanks. |
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