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I recently wasted debugging time on a perfectly good macro. The problem
turned out to be Excel: when I manually changed a cell from a value that looked like a number to another value that looked like a number, Excel automatically converted the cell's NumberFormat from Text to Number. This caused a routine that compares cell contents between different worksheets to fail, because "0399" < 399. I'm sure most programmers would agree that an application that reassigns data types without warning the user is arrogant and inconsiderate in the extreme. Can I turn this feature off? |
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