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Determinging the Format of a cell
Ric,
Alternatively, you can do it without needing to know all the names of the formats that might be applied, which is probably more flexible. This picks up any format ending iwth a percentage. Function IsPercentFormat(rngCell as range) as boolean Dim strFormat as String 'note no error traps for multiple cell range strFormat= rngCell.NumberFormat If (InStr(1, strFormat, "%", 1)) 1 Then IsPercentFormat=True End Function -- Robin Hammond www.enhanceddatasystems.com Check out our XspandXL add-in "Ric Payne" wrote in message om... Is there a way to determine whether a cell has been formatted as a PCT%? Thanks in advance for your help with this. |
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