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Is there a cell or column property that indicates ##### displayed?
When then width of a number is greater than the display capability of
a cell, that cell shows #####. Is there a cell or column property associated with this? Thanks, Dave O Eschew obfuscation |
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Is there a cell or column property that indicates #####displayed?
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, Dave O at wrote on 9/5/08 1:06 PM: When then width of a number is greater than the display capability of a cell, that cell shows #####. Is there a cell or column property associated with this? Thanks, Dave O Eschew obfuscation Go to the right-border in the Column Header of your ######## column And double-click on it. This should expand the column width to accommodate the necessary data. |
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Is there a cell or column property that indicates #####displayed?
Go to the right-border in the Column Header of your ######## column And double-click on it. *This should expand the column width to accommodate the necessary data. Thanks, Jim- what I'm trying to determine is if there is a way to detect this using VBA, so I can write a routine to widen columns. The spreadsheet is locked to the users, so they won't be able to double click on the column header, but I'd like them to be able to view their data. Dave O Eschew obfuscation |
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Is there a cell or column property that indicates ##### displayed?
You could just use ActiveSheet.UsedRange.EntireColumn.Autofit.
You can see if a cell displays all # characters something like this: With Range("A1") If Len(.Text) 0 And Len(Replace(.Text,"#","")) = 0 Then ' cell contains all # characters End If End With - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions Peltier Technical Services, Inc. - http://PeltierTech.com _______ "Dave O" wrote in message ... Go to the right-border in the Column Header of your ######## column And double-click on it. This should expand the column width to accommodate the necessary data. Thanks, Jim- what I'm trying to determine is if there is a way to detect this using VBA, so I can write a routine to widen columns. The spreadsheet is locked to the users, so they won't be able to double click on the column header, but I'd like them to be able to view their data. Dave O Eschew obfuscation |
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Is there a cell or column property that indicates ##### displayed?
You could just autofit when you open the worksbook.
Columns("A:IV").AutoFit In workbook_open or workbook_sheetactivate Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 5 Sep 2008 11:09:59 -0700 (PDT), Dave O wrote: Go to the right-border in the Column Header of your ######## column And double-click on it. *This should expand the column width to accommodate the necessary data. Thanks, Jim- what I'm trying to determine is if there is a way to detect this using VBA, so I can write a routine to widen columns. The spreadsheet is locked to the users, so they won't be able to double click on the column header, but I'd like them to be able to view their data. Dave O Eschew obfuscation |
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