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Hi, This problem seems to be a challenging one around here!
I am using a Web Query in Excel 2002 to simply return data from a web page into a worksheet. Some data on the web page are alpha-numeric fields that cause problem when they contain the letter E. For example the field '234E2' for which the web query returns as '2.34E+04' (Scientific number format). If you try to convert back to Text it will end up as '23400' which would be totally incorrect. I have tried changing the worksheet format to Text and disabling the Excel's Autoformat before dumping the query results but it still returns as Scientific format. Even playing aroud with some of the WebQuery properties such as PreserveFormatting, WebFormatting, etc. don't work. Nothing seems to work! Does anyone have a solution to this? Thanks alot, Tony |
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