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setting cell contents to text using C#
When dumping data into an excel
sheet programmatically using C#, I run into the problem of Excel auto-formatting the cells based on the contents of the cells. For example, when placing a string of numbers such as '0000234', the cell will turn it into the number 234. We need to keep the preceding 0's for data integrity. Is there a way in C# to programmatically specify the cell format (such text, number, etc.) so that Excel will not automatically decide the cell's data format? Thanks. |
setting cell contents to text using C#
When dumping data into an excel
sheet programmatically using C#, I run into the problem of Excel auto-formatting the cells based on the contents of the cells. I guess the question is how you are "dumping" the data. If you can set the NumberFormat of the cell to "@" (for text) before setting its Value property then the leading zeros should remain. Bill Manville MVP - Microsoft Excel, Oxford, England No email replies please - reply in newsgroup |
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