Hi,

I'm copying a some numerical -codes into a range (say "A:B"), some of
the codes starts with a zero so, after copy Excel converts them numbers
and removes the leading zero.
This is creating a slight problem in my program.

If anybody knows a way to format the range as Text or String, using VBA
in a macro, please let me know.

I cannot do the excel formatting and save the sheet coz' the sheet is
created based on certain user-input.

Thanks in Advance,
Maneesh Hari

Range("A:B").NumberFormat= "@"

HTH

Die_Another_Day

Phaedrus wrote:
Hi,

I'm copying a some numerical -codes into a range (say "A:B"), some of
the codes starts with a zero so, after copy Excel converts them numbers
and removes the leading zero.
This is creating a slight problem in my program.

If anybody knows a way to format the range as Text or String, using VBA
in a macro, please let me know.

I cannot do the excel formatting and save the sheet coz' the sheet is
created based on certain user-input.

Thanks in Advance,
Maneesh Hari

DAD :),

this option works perfect. (I was trying with = "Text" and it was
giving me garbage data)

thanks for your help. Really appreciate it.
Maneesh

Die_Another_Day wrote:
Range("A:B").NumberFormat= "@"

HTH

Die_Another_Day

Phaedrus wrote:
Hi,

I'm copying a some numerical -codes into a range (say "A:B"), some of
the codes starts with a zero so, after copy Excel converts them numbers
and removes the leading zero.
This is creating a slight problem in my program.

If anybody knows a way to format the range as Text or String, using VBA
in a macro, please let me know.

I cannot do the excel formatting and save the sheet coz' the sheet is
created based on certain user-input.

Thanks in Advance,
Maneesh Hari

Maneesh, An easy way to figure out formatting is to change it manually in
Excel, select the cell then type ?ActiveCell.NumberFormat in the immediate
window in the VBA editor. Glad to be of help to you.

Die_Another_Day

"Phaedrus" wrote in message
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DAD :),

this option works perfect. (I was trying with = "Text" and it was
giving me garbage data)

thanks for your help. Really appreciate it.
Maneesh

Die_Another_Day wrote:
Range("A:B").NumberFormat= "@"

HTH

Die_Another_Day

Phaedrus wrote:
Hi,

I'm copying a some numerical -codes into a range (say "A:B"), some of
the codes starts with a zero so, after copy Excel converts them numbers
and removes the leading zero.
This is creating a slight problem in my program.

If anybody knows a way to format the range as Text or String, using VBA
in a macro, please let me know.

I cannot do the excel formatting and save the sheet coz' the sheet is
created based on certain user-input.

Thanks in Advance,
Maneesh Hari