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when a percentage is converted to text, it always gives the decimal form.
e.g. 24.32% will become 0.2432. How can I keep "24.32%" in text form? I guess there is a better way to do it in VBA than to first add an apostrophe in the worksheet cell. Many thanks. zhj23 |
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