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On Nov 11, 2:08*pm, Revenue wrote:
Wasn't exactly the approach I had in mind, but I finally incorporated that approach of multiplying by 1 into a macro and it works. If you insist on a macro, try: Sub doit() Selection.NumberFormat = "General" x = Selection.Value Selection.Value = x End Sub |
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