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Hi,
Is there no function (Excel 2002) to return the Text() of another cell, as it is displayed? For example, if I had a formula =DisplayedText(Data!A1), I would want it to return: "" if Data!A1 is blank "" if Data!A1=0 and Zeros are not displayed on Data "0" if Data!A1=0 and Zeros are displayed on Data "z1" if Data!A1=1 and its format = zGeneral etc. I thought =Text(Data!A1,Cell("format",Data!A1)) would do it, but tried and discovered otherwise. I'm sure a user defined function could be programmed for this but it sure seems like it would already be built in. Thank you, -- James Allen Malicoat-Winslow Engineers, P.C. Columbia, MO |