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is there any tabsheet-function to get the formatted text of a cell? -- Norbert |
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On Fri, 29 Jul 2011 10:37:32 +0200, Norbert Winkler wrote:
Hi, is there any tabsheet-function to get the formatted text of a cell? Please describe more clearly what you want to do, and also what you think a "tabsheet-function" is as that is not a term in English or American Excel with which I am familiar. What have you tried to do and what were the results? What version of Excel are you using? |
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is there any tabsheet-function to get the formatted text of a cell?
Not a lot of detail to go on there. I assume by "tabsheet" you mean an Excel worksheet (I'm guessing you are calling it tabsheet because of the tabs at the bottom). I also assume you mean by "formatted text" the cell format and not things like its color, size, boldness, etc. And I also assume you are looking for this to use in VB code. If so, then you simply need to use the Text property of the cell's Range property... whatever is displayed in the cell (including errors, # signs if the cell is not wide enough to hold its number, etc.) As an example... MsgBox Range("A1").Text Rick Rothstein (MVP - Excel) |
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