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Heres my dilemma and challenge€¦
€¦ This is through Automation€¦ Im receiving an XML file that has excel formatting€¦ Its very easy to import, the problem comes in when I import large numbers (17 €“ 20 characters long)€¦ They should be imported as text, but they are importing as numbers, so they appear as scientific notation€¦ When I go to create a file from the data, the numbers are being written in the scientific notation and not as text€¦ I am unable to control the content of the XML file. I do know the number is in a certain column€¦ Also, when I double click on a cell, I can edit it and place a single quote and it will store the number correctly€¦ But, when I do it through automation, it wont convert€¦ We are using excel 2003€¦ In the process of upgrading to 2007, but wont be for another 6 months€¦ Fustrating... Your help would be greatly appreciated.. Thanks, Michael |
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