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I have a MS Access DB that export an excel sheet and in one of the columns it has a formula stored as string with the little " ' " in front of the " = " sign. To convert it manually I select the range and run the text to columns. But when I try it in a macro it doesn't work. I have tried a code that looks like this: For Each c In Range("J2:K5") c.Formula = c.Value Next c or even For Each c In Range("J2:K5") c.Formula = Right(c.Value, -1 + Len(c.Value)) Next c being that the value of the cell is printed in the debug as: =SE(ÉNÚM(LOCALIZAR("#";BLP("c Equity";"ID_SEDOL1")));"";BLP("c Equity";"ID_SEDOL1")) when I select the same cell on excel I see: '=SE(ÉNÚM(LOCALIZAR("#";BLP("c Equity";"ID_SEDOL1")));"";BLP("c Equity";"ID_SEDOL1")) in the first case I keep with the same formula stored as string. In the second case I crop part of my formula, but it keeps it as string. Does any one have a clue on how to work around. thank you, |
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Change the range to suit and try this Sub changetoformula() Set myrange = Range("A1:a100") For Each c In myrange If c.HasFormula = False Then c.Formula = c.Value End If Next End Sub Mike "BlueD" wrote: Hi, I have a MS Access DB that export an excel sheet and in one of the columns it has a formula stored as string with the little " ' " in front of the " = " sign. To convert it manually I select the range and run the text to columns. But when I try it in a macro it doesn't work. I have tried a code that looks like this: For Each c In Range("J2:K5") c.Formula = c.Value Next c or even For Each c In Range("J2:K5") c.Formula = Right(c.Value, -1 + Len(c.Value)) Next c being that the value of the cell is printed in the debug as: =SE(ÉNÚM(LOCALIZAR("#";BLP("c Equity";"ID_SEDOL1")));"";BLP("c Equity";"ID_SEDOL1")) when I select the same cell on excel I see: '=SE(ÉNÚM(LOCALIZAR("#";BLP("c Equity";"ID_SEDOL1")));"";BLP("c Equity";"ID_SEDOL1")) in the first case I keep with the same formula stored as string. In the second case I crop part of my formula, but it keeps it as string. Does any one have a clue on how to work around. thank you, |
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For Each c In Range("J5:K17") c.NumberFormat = "General" c.Formula = c.Value Next c End Sub Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 04:18:36 -0800 (PST), BlueD wrote: Hi, I have a MS Access DB that export an excel sheet and in one of the columns it has a formula stored as string with the little " ' " in front of the " = " sign. To convert it manually I select the range and run the text to columns. But when I try it in a macro it doesn't work. I have tried a code that looks like this: For Each c In Range("J2:K5") c.Formula = c.Value Next c or even For Each c In Range("J2:K5") c.Formula = Right(c.Value, -1 + Len(c.Value)) Next c being that the value of the cell is printed in the debug as: =SE(ÉNÚM(LOCALIZAR("#";BLP("c Equity";"ID_SEDOL1")));"";BLP("c Equity";"ID_SEDOL1")) when I select the same cell on excel I see: '=SE(ÉNÚM(LOCALIZAR("#";BLP("c Equity";"ID_SEDOL1")));"";BLP("c Equity";"ID_SEDOL1")) in the first case I keep with the same formula stored as string. In the second case I crop part of my formula, but it keeps it as string. Does any one have a clue on how to work around. thank you, |
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How about
Sub fixformulas() Dim cell As Excel.Range For Each cell In Selection cell = "=" & Right(cell, Len(cell) - 1) Next cell End Sub Highlight the offending data and run. Crude but effective. HTH, JP On Jan 14, 7:18*am, BlueD wrote: Hi, I have a MS Access DB that export an excel sheet and in one of the columns it has a formula stored as string with the little " ' " in front of the " = " sign. To convert it manually I select the range and run the text to columns. But when I try it in a macro it doesn't work. I have tried a code that looks like this: For Each c In Range("J2:K5") * c.Formula = c.Value Next c or even For Each c In Range("J2:K5") * c.Formula = Right(c.Value, -1 + Len(c.Value)) Next c being that the value of the cell is printed in the debug as: =SE(ÉNÚM(LOCALIZAR("#";BLP("c Equity";"ID_SEDOL1")));"";BLP("c Equity";"ID_SEDOL1")) when I select the same cell on excel I see: '=SE(ÉNÚM(LOCALIZAR("#";BLP("c Equity";"ID_SEDOL1")));"";BLP("c Equity";"ID_SEDOL1")) in the first case I keep with the same formula stored as string. In the second case I crop part of my formula, but it keeps it as string. Does any one have a clue on how to work around. thank you, |
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