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In .NET there does not seem to be a Value property. I use Value2.
Text also displays the text value. I have tried the get_Value method but it takes a RangeValueDataType argument which is really what I am looking for. Excel seems to know when you enter a date that it should be transformed into a double for storage but displayed as a date (it automatically stores "m/d/yyyy" as the format for example). I am wondering if it stores this information anywhere such as a datatype field or if it just does the translation and set the format. It seems like storing the RangeValueDataType object as a property of the range would have been a nice thing. |
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