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I don't work with Access, so I don't know if this can be translated over to
your environment or not; however, from code within Excel, you can test the Text property of a cell to see if the number fits or not. For example, something like this... MsgBox "Column too narrow? " & (Left(Range("H1").Text, 1) = "#") -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "PeteCresswell" wrote in message ... I'm in MS Access VBA, creating a spreadsheet. Is there any way for me to determine if I have populated a numeric column with too many digits tb rendered? i.e. the sheet will show something like "#########" in the column? |
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