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I am using a userform in which 1 of the textboxes contains a 16 digit account
number. When the user seaches for the information after entering it in, the account number returns as 1.23456789...E+15. The cells in which it is stored is formatted as number with 0 decimal places. Also, when the account number is originally entered, it is entered as 16 digits. How can I format the textbox to just show the number, no E+15, no commas, or currency? Thanks, Ed |
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