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How can one determine if the cell contains a number or a date using C#.
I have a column where users occassionally type the / for dates and occassionally dont (because their ERP system accepts either format). So the column contains a mix of values like: 9/16/05 103105 If the format is a date I want to convert from the (almost) dateserial value otherwise I want to convert to a string and parse the month day year. The value2 property returns double for both and I can't figure out how to determine which format excel is using. I tried to work around the issue using the text property to always return the string and then I could check for the /. Unfortunatly I found that if the column is not wide enough the text property returns #### so that wont work either. How do you get the current format of the cell? Any ideas? Thanks, |
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