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range data type
how do I set a range's data type using VB? I wrote a vb
app to parse data into a csv file. Then I open the csv into excel and populate the columns. Now I need to set the columns to text instead of the numbers being treated like numbers. thx |
range data type
You don't
you can format a cell, but since your value is already stored there, it will have no effect. columns(1).NumberFormat = "@" formats a column as Text. To make the numbers text after the fact you would have to do With Activesheet for each cell in Intersect(.Columns(1),.UsedRange) if isnumeric(cell.Value) then cell.Value = "'" & cell.Value ' or cell.Value = "'" & cell.Text end if Next End With -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "seanw" wrote in message ... how do I set a range's data type using VB? I wrote a vb app to parse data into a csv file. Then I open the csv into excel and populate the columns. Now I need to set the columns to text instead of the numbers being treated like numbers. thx |
range data type
Generally, if you set the format of the cells in the
worksheet to Text and then PasteSpecial Values the CSV file in, the numbers should format as if they were text. -----Original Message----- how do I set a range's data type using VB? I wrote a vb app to parse data into a csv file. Then I open the csv into excel and populate the columns. Now I need to set the columns to text instead of the numbers being treated like numbers. thx . |
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