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I convert an entire column of 9 digit identifiers using:
Columns("A:A").NumberFormat = "000000000" I then try to compare the resulting values cell by cell to Zero. I get a type mismatch error and when I check the cell formatting in excel it is formatted under "Special" as a Portuguese Social Security Number. I'm at a loss..... |
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