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In the KB article Q291047 it is stated:
Method 1: Use the Error Button If the cells in which numbers are displayed as text contain an error indicator in the upper-left corner, follow these steps: Click the cell that contains the error indicator. Click the error button next to the cell, and then click Convert to Number on the shortcut menu How can I do the same thing through VBA? Thanks Trevor |
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Assuming that Range A1 has the numeric value of "1" and you put in a text
number in Range A2, then run the following snippet: If Range("A2").Errors.Item(xlNumberAsText).Value = True Then intResponse = MsgBox("Cell A2 has a number as text.",68,"Number as Text") If intResponse = 6 Then Range("A1").Copy Range("A2").PasteSpecial(xlPasteValues,xlPasteSpec ialOperationMultiply,False ,False) End If Else MsgBox "Cell A1 is a number." End If Or if you prefer to just apply the copy and paste to a whole range, you can do that too without necessarily having to check to see of the range is numeric or text format of numbers, which is the method I had to use back in the XL97 days. Main reason why I had to use this method back then, I tended to use string functions for bringing down some of the information to reduce the amount of data entry, but at the same time, it converted the numbers to values, which didn't sort too well, so I had to use the above method to be able to sort properly. -- Ronald R. Dodge, Jr. Production Statistician Master MOUS 2000 "Trevor" wrote in message ... In the KB article Q291047 it is stated: Method 1: Use the Error Button If the cells in which numbers are displayed as text contain an error indicator in the upper-left corner, follow these steps: Click the cell that contains the error indicator. Click the error button next to the cell, and then click Convert to Number on the shortcut menu How can I do the same thing through VBA? Thanks Trevor |
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Trevor wrote: In the KB article Q291047 it is stated: Method 1: Use the Error Button If the cells in which numbers are displayed as text contain an error indicator in the upper-left corner, follow these steps: Click the cell that contains the error indicator. Click the error button next to the cell, and then click Convert to Number on the shortcut menu How can I do the same thing through VBA? Thanks Trevor -- Dave Peterson |
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