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I have a function that grabs a number from a mysql database. To return the
number, I use: GetMySql = myrs.Fields(lString).Value and the result in the spreadsheet is returned as, for example, 3980 and is left justified as if it were a string. If I try GetMySql = Format(myrs.Fields(lString).Value, "#,##0") the result is 3,980 and is still left justified. then i tried GetMySql = CCur(myrs.Fields(lString).Value) and now it's right justified, but it shows as 3980. So how can I get the number returned as a number type format with a comma and make it right justified? Seems simple, but I'm beating my head against the keyboard. TIA Mike -- Michael J. Malinsky |
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