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solved problem
number in general format was okay the issue is the number had a space
seperation in thousand place i removed this by edit and replace and viola it worked! |
solved problem
Hi Claude,
try to use the UDF and use a function =digitsonly(a2) ********************************* Public Function DigitsOnly(sStr As String) As Variant Dim oRegExp As Object Set oRegExp = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp") With oRegExp .IgnoreCase = True .Global = True oRegExp.Pattern = "\D" DigitsOnly = oRegExp.Replace(sStr, vbNullString) End With End Function ********************************************** hth regards from Brazil Marcelo "claude" escreveu: number in general format was okay the issue is the number had a space seperation in thousand place i removed this by edit and replace and viola it worked! |
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