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DDE Command to Format Cell
How about [SELECT("R10C5")][Selection.NumberFormat "0.00"]
-- John johnf202 at hotmail dot com "Ron Louzon" wrote in message ... What is the DDE command to format an Excel cell? I want to format a cell with NumberFormat="0.00". How do I do this via DDE? I tried [SELECT("R10C5")][Selection.NumberFormat("0.00")] [SELECT("R10C5")][Cells.NumberFormat("0.00")] [SELECT("R10C5")][Select.NumberFormat("0.00")] but none of this works....obviously. thanks, Ron |
DDE Command to Format Cell
Thanks, but, that didn't work either.
I have been able to change the font in the cell and the command was [SELECT("r10C5")][FONT.PROPERTIES(,"Bold")] I would expect the cell formatting to use a NumberFormat property of some object but I don't know this. -----Original Message----- How about [SELECT("R10C5")] [Selection.NumberFormat "0.00"] -- John johnf202 at hotmail dot com "Ron Louzon" wrote in message ... What is the DDE command to format an Excel cell? I want to format a cell with NumberFormat="0.00". How do I do this via DDE? I tried [SELECT("R10C5")][Selection.NumberFormat("0.00")] [SELECT("R10C5")][Cells.NumberFormat("0.00")] [SELECT("R10C5")][Select.NumberFormat("0.00")] but none of this works....obviously. thanks, Ron . |
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