Hi Ppl,

How to format the Worksheet programatically from a software like Visual
Basic ?

For e.g. the worksheets specific rows have to be changed into
numberformat="Number" instead of default "General"

Thanks,

Vijay


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One way:

Application.Workbooks("Book1.xls").Sheets("Sheet1" ).Range( _
"1:10").NumberFormat = "0.00"


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Hi Ppl,

How to format the Worksheet programatically from a software like Visual
Basic ?

For e.g. the worksheets specific rows have to be changed into
numberformat="Number" instead of default "General"

Thanks,

Vijay

Hi JE,

Thats not working, I always get an error subscript out of range error!

Can you suggest another way !

Thanks,

Vijay


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Vijay

A #9 subscript out of range error is generated if the code can't find a
referenced element in the code, for example if you reference Sheet10 and you
don't have one

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Hi JE,

Thats not working, I always get an error subscript out of range error!

Can you suggest another way !

Thanks,

Vijay


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