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The cells are Text formatted.
Simply changing the format will not do the trick as you have found. Try this construct With ActiveCell .Formula = "=TRIM(Z4)" .NumberFormat = "General" .Value = .Value 'same as F2Enter End With Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 16 Mar 2010 14:58:01 -0700, Emma Aumack wrote: I am importing a text (.csv) file into excel and formatting it via a Macro. in one column I have to insert a formula but when I do so, the formula is showing, i.e. "=TRIM(Z4)". I have tried to format to "general" but it doesn't work unless I click inside the cell and press enter. How do I apply the "General" formatting without have to manually click inside the cell? I want to do it in my macro. Here is my code: ActiveCell.Formula = "=TRIM(Z4)" Selection.NumberFormat = "General" |
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