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Cell justifcation
Below is a snippet of code which puts a : in a number in the cell and
it works great. My problem is that when it does this it changes the cell justification from Centered to Left justifed. Any way around this? If Target.Count=1 And Not Application.Intersect(_ Me.Range("E3:G87"), Target) Is Nothing Then Application.EnableEvents=False If IsNumeric(Target.Value) And InStr(Target.Value, ":")=0_ And Len(Target.Value) <5 Then Target.Value=Format$(Target.Value, "00\:00") |
Cell justifcation
I am surprised that it changes the justification but to overcome it just add
the following line of code and reset the justification. Target.HorizontalAlignment = xlCenter -- Regards, OssieMac " wrote: Below is a snippet of code which puts a : in a number in the cell and it works great. My problem is that when it does this it changes the cell justification from Centered to Left justifed. Any way around this? If Target.Count=1 And Not Application.Intersect(_ Me.Range("E3:G87"), Target) Is Nothing Then Application.EnableEvents=False If IsNumeric(Target.Value) And InStr(Target.Value, ":")=0_ And Len(Target.Value) <5 Then Target.Value=Format$(Target.Value, "00\:00") |
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