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Hi,
Here is the context of the issue I'm encountering: - Windows decimal separator : , (column) - Windows thousands sep : (blank) - Excel set to use system separators. - Excel version is Excel 2003 From VB6, I copy a number (146,876) to the clipboard (thus with a decimal sep). I then paste the number to the one cell in Excel using the following code: ExcelApp.ActiveSheet.Range("A1").Select ExcelApp.ActiveSheet.Paste The target cell will contain the number 146 876 (so no more decimal). As the number is still in the clipboard, I switch to excel and hit the Paste button. Ho miracle, the number is correctly pasted... If the source number is something like 176,98 , it will be pasted as Text and thus left aligned. I checked the excelapp variable in the watch window, the decimal separator is correctly set to column. Any idea? Thanks, Olivier |
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