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Hello,
I'm using Excel 97 Maybe someone can explain this to me. I'm copying, via code, the contents of one cell to another cell. The source cell contains a 16 decimal place number, and is formatted as currency with 4 decimal places. (0.0160690694272642 stored, $0.0161 displayed). With code Cells(1, 1).Copy Cells(1,3), I end up with the complete number copied, and $0.0161 displayed. But Cells(1, 3) = Cells(1, 1) only copies the 0.0161. However, if I remove the formatting from the source cell, both methods produce the same result, and copy the complete number. I haven't run into this one before. I thought the 2 methods were equivalent, but apparently not all the time. Appreciate your help, Regards, DaveU |
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