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Default Why # appears on its own ?

while using this code:
For each c Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A2:A100").Cells

If c.Value = 235454567890 Then

A hash sign appears after this number in the coding. What does it signify ?

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Milind,

It declares the number as a Double data type.


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while using this code:
For each c Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A2:A100").Cells

If c.Value = 235454567890 Then

A hash sign appears after this number in the coding. What does

it signify ?

Milind


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