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I'm trying to get the following line of code to work;
mywrksht.Range(Usecol & CStr(rw)).Value = TotalDataArray(J, rw) I'm parsing a text file and loading the data; it crashes on a value of "= = ="- three equals signs (although I added spaces between them here for readability, I think they are sequential in the real file). Throughout the file I'll get strings of various lengths of equal signs, depending on where I'm parsing. I can see why Excel doesn't like a cell starting with an equals sign when the string doesn't work as a valid formula... on the other hand, I can't control the formatting of the source document, so I'm stuck with what gets pulled in. Throughout the document, rows of 'equals' symbols are used to separate sections of the document. I can't throw a single apostrophe in front of every incoming cell value, because I need many of the values as numbers for later processing. My less-elegant solution would be to check the Left(value, 1) to see if it is an equals sign and add an apostrophe, but that adds a whole extra calculation to each value I bring in. Is there a better way? Thank you, Keith |
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