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I run VBA in Microsoft Visual Basic 6.5.1053 from Microsoft Office Excel
2003 (11.8332.8333) SP3 from Windows Vista Business Service Pack 2. I have string data representing minutes and seconds. e.g. "2:30", "12:00", "25:00" When I write to a cell with an instruction like activecell = S, the data is allocated a format from my list of custom formats, either "hh:mm" or "hh:mm:ss". While I am not bothered that "2:30" is rendered as "02:30", I am that "25:00" is rendered as "25:00:00". When I tried activecell = Format(S, "mm:ss"), "12:00" is always displayed and "hh:mm" is the selected custom format. I would appreciate code which will satisfy my specific need. i.e. a format string which renders coherently or otherwise. I would also appreciate pointers to good documentation, which explains how cell = value is rendered. Thanks. -- Walter Briscoe |
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