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Copy/paste number as text
Excel XP & Win XP
I have a bunch of 10-digit contract numbers I need to copy and paste in a VBA routine. Say I have 1234567895. I am using "PasteSpecial xlPasteValues" because I don't want to carry the formatting over to the destination (colors, font size, etc). Excel insists on pasting the numbers in scientific notation. I tried formatting the destination cell to Text before pasting. I tried formatting the source cell to Text before copying. I tried both at the same time. The pasted number is still in scientific notation. How can I copy/paste the contract number in its original form? Thanks for your time. Otto |
Copy/paste number as text
Thanks Tom. I'll give that a try in the morning. Otto
"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... If you really want it as text, then don't paste dim dest as Range, source as Range set dest = set source = dest.Value = "'" & source.value -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Otto Moehrbach" wrote: Excel XP & Win XP I have a bunch of 10-digit contract numbers I need to copy and paste in a VBA routine. Say I have 1234567895. I am using "PasteSpecial xlPasteValues" because I don't want to carry the formatting over to the destination (colors, font size, etc). Excel insists on pasting the numbers in scientific notation. I tried formatting the destination cell to Text before pasting. I tried formatting the source cell to Text before copying. I tried both at the same time. The pasted number is still in scientific notation. How can I copy/paste the contract number in its original form? Thanks for your time. Otto |
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