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hi,
i have the following: dim test as string test = proper(sheets("sheet1").range("A1").value) but this is not working... i am just trying to assign the Proper(A1) as a string. please help thanks in advance, geebee |
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test = proper(sheets("sheet1").range("A1").value) test = worksheetfunction.proper(sheets("sheet1").range("A 1").value) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "geebee" (noSPAMs) wrote in message ... hi, i have the following: dim test as string test = proper(sheets("sheet1").range("A1").value) but this is not working... i am just trying to assign the Proper(A1) as a string. please help thanks in advance, geebee |
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Proper is not a VBA function, it's an XL function. Try:
Dim test As String test = Application.WorksheetFunction.Proper( _ Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A1").Text) In article , geebee (noSPAMs) wrote: hi, i have the following: dim test as string test = proper(sheets("sheet1").range("A1").value) but this is not working... i am just trying to assign the Proper(A1) as a string. please help thanks in advance, geebee |
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And VBA has its own strconv function, too. You can read VBAs help for more info. geebee wrote: hi, i have the following: dim test as string test = proper(sheets("sheet1").range("A1").value) but this is not working... i am just trying to assign the Proper(A1) as a string. please help thanks in advance, geebee -- Dave Peterson |
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VBA has a function name StrConv that allows you to change a string to various formats: Dim S As String Dim InText As String InText = Range("A1").Text S = StrConv(InText, vbProperCase) Debug.Print S Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP Excel Product Group Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com (email on web site) On Tue, 9 Dec 2008 07:01:41 -0800, geebee (noSPAMs) wrote: hi, i have the following: dim test as string test = proper(sheets("sheet1").range("A1").value) but this is not working... i am just trying to assign the Proper(A1) as a string. please help thanks in advance, geebee |
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