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Copying to Excel
JTPro
Member Posts: 169
Hello all,
My client has a problem with copying columns, that contain numbers (from Navision to Excel). The problem is that Excel shows number with space between digits. Excel treads such numbers as a Text, not as a Number. It makes my client crazy. Is there any method to fix this inconvenience?
Thanks in advance for your answers.
Best regards
My client has a problem with copying columns, that contain numbers (from Navision to Excel). The problem is that Excel shows number with space between digits. Excel treads such numbers as a Text, not as a Number. It makes my client crazy. Is there any method to fix this inconvenience?
Thanks in advance for your answers.
Best regards
Navision Application Version: 4.0SP1
Navision Database Version: 4.0
Navision Database Version: 4.0
0
Answers
Sheet.Range(coloum + row).NumberFormat := '#.##0';
Henrik Frederiksen, Denmark
Open the regional settings.
change the thousands separator to a space.
Hit OK.
The standard thousands separator looks like a space, but isn't,
so Excel doesn't recognise the copied number as a pure number.
//Pelle