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Using the CELL() function |
This function should help you to determine whether a cell has been formatted as Text or if an apostrophe has been added to the start of the value. |
A1 - contains a cell formatted as Text | ||
A2 - contains a prefix |
Cell("format",A1) = G - this means it has the general number format ?? | ||
Cell("prefix",A2) = ' - meaning the number has been prefixed - although this returns Nothing when the cell is formatted as Text | ||
Cell("prefix",A1) = Nothing | ||
Cell("type") = ?? - returns "v" when the cell contains more that 255 characters |
Using the TYPE() function |
Things to Remember |
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