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I am using vs2005 and c#.
I am passing a range object into C# and trying to determine what type of value it is. In case it's a datetime I want to convert it using DateTime.FromOADate. I can't find the right property to help me distinguish a datetime from a double. Excel seems to know. I see the Range.NumberFormat looks different but using this seems like a real kludge. |
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