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How convert a cell subtype? (from vbDouble to vbString)
Are you sure you get vartype 5 on the second test. I would expect
vartype 0 (empty) as your code is clearing the cell. You are setting newvar to be a string so if you tested that you would get a vartype of 8. All you are doing to the cell is deleting the contents and formatting. I don't see how you would expect it to have a string variable type. Hope this helps Rowan Chet Shannon wrote: I am trying to convert a cell from sub-type 5 to sub-type 8. (Which is to say from 'vbdouble' to 'vbstring'.) But when I apply the cstr (convert to string) function the cell itself won't change sub-types as I want. Any ideas how to change the sub-type value of a cell? Here is the code I am using to convert the cell sub-type. If VarType(Cells(1, 7)) = 5 Then newvar = CStr(Cells(1, 7)) Cells(1, 7).Clear End If But when I then try test the value of the cell I've just changed by issuing the command vartype(cells(1,7)) the value sub-type still shows up as 5 and not 8 as it should be for a string. What am I doing wrong? I have the sense that it has some thing to do with cstr working on variables but not on cells maybe? Thanks, Chet |
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