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I have a weird problem when trying to grab numbers with more than 4
decimal places. For example if A1 = 123.123456 If I try to debug.print or use Range("A1") in a calculation, it only shows: 123.1234 If I directly enter a cell on the spreadsheet like make cell B1 equal to "=A1", the decimal places stay intact on the spreadsheet. I just can't figure out how to get all the decimal places into a variable so I can make a calculation with it. Any ideas why Excel is dropping the extra decimals when I'm trying to get the value as a Range?!! Thanks. John |
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