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Hi
I want to achieve a number format with a decimal number in the cell and behind this number you can find the Unit of Measurement of th product. For example: I have a double-variable with content: 21.234,23 tha represents the amount of liters sold of that product and string-variable with content “L” that represents the Unit o Measurement of the sold product. Different UOM’s could appear such a “P” (pieces), “L” (liters) or M2 (square meters). The two variables together should mean that I sold 21.234 liters of th product. When I look at the cell I should see: 21.234 L , but when I click o the cell it should just appear as a number in order to be able to mak calculation. I have tried this in Exel with “Format Cells”, tab “Number”, choic “Custom” and that works out fine. But I should achieve the same result by using VBA-code because I hav thousands of lines to process in that way. I have been trying my as off with the bracket-things and could find it. :( Thank you in advance. ;) Boerke. p.s. my apologies if my English is miserable -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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