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Clinton M James
Hi All,
I wish to apply a =cint() vba command to a range of cells in one column
without having to loop through each cell as this takes time. Is there any
easy way to do this? I tried to do a range().value = cint(range().value) but
this didn't work and neither did many other things I tried
Problem is i dump data into a sheet from a database query and excel thinks
the numbers are text - formating them to number will not work, only going
through and converting the values will, hence my need to have a fast way of
powering through many lines in one go than going through one by one in a
loop.
Help is appreciated and i extend my thank you in advance.
Regards,
Clint
I wish to apply a =cint() vba command to a range of cells in one column
without having to loop through each cell as this takes time. Is there any
easy way to do this? I tried to do a range().value = cint(range().value) but
this didn't work and neither did many other things I tried
Problem is i dump data into a sheet from a database query and excel thinks
the numbers are text - formating them to number will not work, only going
through and converting the values will, hence my need to have a fast way of
powering through many lines in one go than going through one by one in a
loop.
Help is appreciated and i extend my thank you in advance.
Regards,
Clint