Hello!
I have some code that writes from an array to a cell. The
problem is that sometimes the string may have hyphen characters in it
which seems to cause excel to assume it's a formula. This causes out
of memory errors because the string may be very long. I've tried
setting the cell to be text before writing to it but xl still wants to
make it a formula. If I remove the hyphens it works fine but I don't
want to do that. This is the code I'm using:

'start code

rCell.Offset(i, 8).NumberFormat = "@"
rCell.Offset(i, 8).Value = udtDr(i).string(j)

'udtDr is user defined type

'end code

Thanks!

Hey that works great -Thanks!

On Thu, 14 Apr 2005 10:06:03 -0700, DragonDom
wrote:

Try concatenating a single quotation mark( ' ) before the string before
writing to the cell.

"Terry Carpenter" wrote:

Hello!
I have some code that writes from an array to a cell. The
problem is that sometimes the string may have hyphen characters in it
which seems to cause excel to assume it's a formula. This causes out
of memory errors because the string may be very long. I've tried
setting the cell to be text before writing to it but xl still wants to
make it a formula. If I remove the hyphens it works fine but I don't
want to do that. This is the code I'm using:

'start code

rCell.Offset(i, 8).NumberFormat = "@"
rCell.Offset(i, 8).Value = udtDr(i).string(j)

'udtDr is user defined type

'end code

Thanks!