Hello all,
I have some pretty simple code that is trying to move the "value" from
one range to another.....each range happens to be a single cell. Each
cell has been formatted in the worksheets to be number format
$#,##0.000000 (i.e. six decimals - yes I am dealing with fractions of a
penny)......
Now lets say the value in the rFromRange is equal to $3.235765, I then
(in code) set the value of the rToRange to be equal to the value in the
rFromRange.....but what I end up with in the rToRange is $3.240000.....
I have tried EVERYTHING....I have even tried getting the number format
from the "from" range and applying it to the "to" range....but to no
avail.....the number in the result ends up always being rounded to 2
decimals....and I am beginning to pull my hair out......

Anyone any ideas?

Code is pretty straight forward (I have simplified this a bit - but the
basics are there...)

Dim rFromRange as Range, rToRange as Range
set rToRange as Range("whereitsgoing")
set rFromRange as Range("whereitsfrom")
rToRange.Value = rFromRange.value

Please help
Thanks,
Monkman.

If they are always single values, can you dim them as single or double
data types?

Regards
Mike


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Not quite sure what you mean by that?
I have at one point tried to get the value out of the range and put it
into a single (and a double) and then put that value into the
destination range - but still I get the same result......
Still Lost.....