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How to format column 7 ?
In VBA, if I have the integer 7, how do I format column 7?
The recorder does Columns("G:G").Select Selection.Numberformat = "blah" Thanks. |
How to format column 7 ?
Columns(7).NumberFormat = "#.00.00"
-- Gary wrote in message ups.com... In VBA, if I have the integer 7, how do I format column 7? The recorder does Columns("G:G").Select Selection.Numberformat = "blah" Thanks. |
How to format column 7 ?
Columns(7).Select
Selection.NumberFormat = "#.0" or Columns(7).NumberFormat="#.0" James wrote: In VBA, if I have the integer 7, how do I format column 7? The recorder does Columns("G:G").Select Selection.Numberformat = "blah" Thanks. |
How to format column 7 ?
Myinteger = 7 Columns(Myinteger).Select Selection.NumberFormat = "Blah" wrote: In VBA, if I have the integer 7, how do I format column 7? The recorder does Columns("G:G").Select Selection.Numberformat = "blah" Thanks. |
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