Can I replace the copy-paste values code with something like
<range.cells(i,j).value = <range.cells(k,l).formula ? (or .text or .? or
....)

I have a standard list with standard columns, and operational lists with
subsets of columns.
I also have an equivalence table between columns, to accomodate for
titleswitching, missing columns and changes in the order.
Now when I try a nested loop for rows and columns, applying a
"<standardlistrange.cells(i,j).formula =
<operationalrange.cells(i,k).value" formula to every cell, I get good
results,
EXCEPT FOR e.g. text being converted to a date ( "5 - 10" in the "number of
employees" column becomes a date) and telephone number text fields become
numbers in standard format etc. PasteValues doesn't do this, but I'd like to
avoid the copy-paste cycle inside my nested loop for speed...

Thanks beforehand

..cells(i,j).formula =

You could set the format to be the same:

with somecell
.numberformat = someothercell.numberformat
.value = someothercell.value
end with




Rikkart wrote:

Can I replace the copy-paste values code with something like
<range.cells(i,j).value = <range.cells(k,l).formula ? (or .text or .? or
...)

I have a standard list with standard columns, and operational lists with
subsets of columns.
I also have an equivalence table between columns, to accomodate for
titleswitching, missing columns and changes in the order.
Now when I try a nested loop for rows and columns, applying a
"<standardlistrange.cells(i,j).formula =
<operationalrange.cells(i,k).value" formula to every cell, I get good
results,
EXCEPT FOR e.g. text being converted to a date ( "5 - 10" in the "number of
employees" column becomes a date) and telephone number text fields become
numbers in standard format etc. PasteValues doesn't do this, but I'd like to
avoid the copy-paste cycle inside my nested loop for speed...

Thanks beforehand

.cells(i,j).formula =

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Dave Peterson