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activeCell.NumberFormat = "@"
formats the cell as Text -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "swaterhouse" wrote in message ... I am populating cells in an excel spreadsheet from VB. I use the NumberFormat property on the Columns collection to format numbers and dates but I need to specify that a column is text. I have a customer with an expense code that sometimes starts with leading 0's (i.e. 00125330). Is there an expression I can use to force it to format as text on the NumberFormat property or a different way entirly? I tried using "Text" because I saw examples of using "Gemeral" to let it autoformat, but that didn't work. I have also tried putting in a leading space but that didn't work either. Thanks -- Scott |
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