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fractions in forms & cells (not DATES & Decimals)
How can I guaranteed that fractions ("5/16" etc) are displayed rather than
dates or decimals in my user forms, Excel cells, and Word bookmarks? I have tried many things, including formating the Excel cells (Format Cells...), using Format(data,"# ??/??"), using Application.Text(Cstr(data), "##/##"), .Numberformat = "# ??/??" and I still have problems. What I find is that I keep getting Decimals or Dates instead of fractions. The problem happens both in Excel Cells and when the data in those cells is transfered to forms generated via Word VBA. I've resorted to formating everything as text, but that seems to be a poor solution given Excel's ability to deal with fractions. Thanks for any tips, -Tony |
fractions in forms & cells (not DATES & Decimals)
Tony,
Using this: With Range("A1") .Value = 0.5 .NumberFormat = "# ??/16" MsgBox .Text End With I see "8/16". NickHK "T_o_n_y" wrote in message ... How can I guaranteed that fractions ("5/16" etc) are displayed rather than dates or decimals in my user forms, Excel cells, and Word bookmarks? I have tried many things, including formating the Excel cells (Format Cells...), using Format(data,"# ??/??"), using Application.Text(Cstr(data), "##/##"), .Numberformat = "# ??/??" and I still have problems. What I find is that I keep getting Decimals or Dates instead of fractions. The problem happens both in Excel Cells and when the data in those cells is transfered to forms generated via Word VBA. I've resorted to formating everything as text, but that seems to be a poor solution given Excel's ability to deal with fractions. Thanks for any tips, -Tony |
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