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Default Changing Text into Numbers, using VBA

So
try something like
sub foo()
dim rng as range
dim cell as range
set rng = selection
for each cell in rng
if cell.value<""
cell.numberformat="General"
cell.value=cell.value
end if
next
end sub

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you may consider skipping such words as 'lame' as this won't help you
getting advice


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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany


cecil wrote:
No offence Frank, but all the advice I have gotten from you has been
shall we say lame. There is 20 ways to manually do the text to
numbers thing, I can do that. I am looking to do it with vba so I
don't have to do it manually. Thanks anyway.

----- Frank Kabel wrote: -----

Hi
one way (non-VBA):
select and empty cell and copy it
- select your imported values
- goto 'Edit - Paste Special' and choose 'Add'

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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany


Cecil wrote:
When importing from a FoxPro database, all the charactors come

over as text. When I try to sum these numbers, it will not
sum because excel thinks they are text. Isn't there a way to
convert all these to numbers through vba?


 
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