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Number stored as text
Hello,
I am entering Numeric data into a TextBox, and sometimes I have to enter the data in European formatting (instead of a period (.) they use a comma (,) as the decimal placeholder). So when I change my Windows Region to (example) German, and I enter 10,02, it enters the spreadsheet as Text. How do I get it to enter the speadsheet as a Number? The Windows Region allows the spreadsheet to recognize the data as a number in 10,02 , it just doesn't do that automatically... Suggestions!? |
Number stored as text
See what happens if you convert the textbox value to a Double
before placing it on the sheet... Range("A1").Value = CDbl( ? .Textbox1.Value) -- Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware "Justin" wrote in message Hello, I am entering Numeric data into a TextBox, and sometimes I have to enter the data in European formatting (instead of a period (.) they use a comma (,) as the decimal placeholder). So when I change my Windows Region to (example) German, and I enter 10,02, it enters the spreadsheet as Text. How do I get it to enter the speadsheet as a Number? The Windows Region allows the spreadsheet to recognize the data as a number in 10,02 , it just doesn't do that automatically... Suggestions!? |
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