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Format a Double to have one decimal place number?
On Jun 26, 9:06 pm, "NickHK" wrote:
Or use rng.Text instead, then no formatting required. rng.Text solved the whole problem! Thank you, Nick. JMB: Thanks for pointing out the string return from Format. I totally missed that, and it would then make sense that putting it into a numeric variable would change it back. I think remembering that may save me some hours of frustration down the road! Thanks to both of you for helping. Ed |
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