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I'm stumped with what's happening here. I have a value in a CSV that I
want to round. I wanted to use CSng to force the single data type so that an error would not occur from trying to round a text string. My code is simple: Cells(i, 8).Value = Round(CSng(Cells(i, 10).Value, 4)) where i is an integer used in a loop to run down the cells in columns 8 and 10. For some reason when I set the value in Cell(i,8), Excel is adding some apparently random erroneous digits to the end of the value. So for example, a value appearing as 12.1294 in Cell(i,10) comes out as 12.12946789 in Cell(i,8). It appears to be something that happens when I insert the value into a cell too. If I just display Round(CSng(Cells(i, 10).Value, 4)) in a Msgbox everything looks fine. Anybody know what might be causing this? I'm running MS VB 6.0 with MS Excel 2000. |
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