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Two questions:
1) Removing error indicator: If I insert a long numeric value into a cell that has been formatted as a string (or I prefix it with an apostrophe: e.g. '1234567890123), then the cell gets a little green triangle at its upper left. To remove this triangle, I select the cell, then click on the dropdown to the left of the cell and select: Ignore error. However, the macro recorder does not record anything for this action. Question, how do I programatically remove the little green triangle from the cell? 2) Formatting with alignment: I've got a column of numbers. If they are not integers, I would like two decimals displayed (e.g. 5.3 should display 5.30; presumably 5.809 would display 5.81 truncation is OK, too). If they are integers, however, I would like them aligned with the units digit of the values displaying decimals. (ie. displaying 6 should have the 6 should be directly below the digit 5 of 5.30, but there should be no .00 following the 6). Is there a format which would do this? Thanks for any tips, Csaba Gabor from Vienna Excel 2003 on Win XP Pro |
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