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Storing time formats in strings
Cell "A1" is formatted to accept time data in the format of:
[h]:mm If I run the following code: Dim s as String s = Range("A1").Value MsgBox s The message box will display a long floating point number instead of the time that is displayed in the cell. Is there a way to store the time that is displayed in a cell into a string variable?? thnak you |
Storing time formats in strings
Use the Text property instead of the Value property...
s = Range("A1").Text -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Robert Crandal" wrote in message ... Cell "A1" is formatted to accept time data in the format of: [h]:mm If I run the following code: Dim s as String s = Range("A1").Value MsgBox s The message box will display a long floating point number instead of the time that is displayed in the cell. Is there a way to store the time that is displayed in a cell into a string variable?? thnak you |
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