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1. Open excel, go to tools/Macro/Record new Macro.
2. Do, what you want to do with Excel, i.e. change cell formating to text. 3. Go to tools/Macro/Stop recording 4. Click Alt-F11 to open VB Editor 5. Find your project and usualy Module1 module. 6. Look at the code generated by macro recorder. you will find: Sub Macro1() Selection.NumberFormat = "@" End Sub Now, you know how people know what to put as number format. :) Julie wrote: The "@" symbol worked. Thanks. I don't understand what you mean by "recording a macro within excel". I really haven't done any macros in Excel, nor any VBA. I've only programmed in .NET C#, using Visual Studio Tools For Office. "Dave Peterson" wrote: myRange.numberformat = "@" Sometimes you can get the answer by recording a macro within excel. |
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