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Hi all,
Have search the groups but didn't find an answer to my problem, therefore here my question. Same workbook, two different sheets. Excel 2003 on W2000 source cells: Range of cells are formatted as custom date. Majority of cells contain valid date, some of them contains text as: no date for invoice (without any quotes etc.) target cells: empty and formatted as custom date (same as source cells) Applying a macro that copies source to date (no formatting) with a copy/paste (not copy value) sometimes screws up the format of the target cells transforming them to general, and of-course displaying a number i.e. of the date. The strangest thing is that it screw up randomly. Any ideas ? Best regards, Ronald. |
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