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I have not had any luck formatting a number entered to a
worksheet by a procedure so that it appears in Accounting rather than Currency format. If the cell width is large enough, they do appear differently when using the cell format feature manually. I have tried: format (thenumber,"$* ###,###.##") and (thenumber,"$###,###.##") without success. Any ideas? |
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If I understand your problem...
I think you want to format the cell separately from entering the value: With ActiveCell .NumberFormat = "_($* #,##0.00_);_($* (#,##0.00);_($* ""-""??_);_(@_)" .Value = 1234567 End With -- Jim Rech Excel MVP "Rick" wrote in message ... |I have not had any luck formatting a number entered to a | worksheet by a procedure so that it appears in Accounting | rather than Currency format. If the cell width is large | enough, they do appear differently when using the cell | format feature manually. I have tried: format | (thenumber,"$* ###,###.##") and (thenumber,"$###,###.##") | without success. Any ideas? |
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