you can evaluate numberformat column with '@' value...
but sometimes is not sufficient, because excel cuts out leading 0s or give strange results.
single quote mark is a 100% working solution
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but sometimes is not sufficient, because excel cuts out leading 0s or give strange results.
single quote mark is a 100% working solution
"Never memorize what you can easily find in a book".....Or Mibuso
My Blog
If your mapping a field from a report (for example)
EnterCell(Row, Column, ''''+Item."Item UPC/EAN Number", FALSE, FALSE, FALSE);
adding the 4 single quotes to the beginning of the field works too. It allows the zeros to stay put.
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