VBA formatting issue
I'm formatting a cell with the following format using VBA (€ accounting):
"_-* #.##0,00 €_-;-* #.##0,00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
But strangely in Excel the numbers are shown as i.e. 50,05 is 50,05000€.
When I select format I get the following:
_-* #,##000 €_-;-* #,##000 €_-;_-* "-"?? €_-;_-@_-
The commata in the zeros have gone missing. How do I fix this?
Thanks
excel vba excel-vba number-formatting
edited Nov 26 '18 at 7:20
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I'm formatting a cell with the following format using VBA (€ accounting):
"_-* #.##0,00 €_-;-* #.##0,00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
But strangely in Excel the numbers are shown as i.e. 50,05 is 50,05000€.
When I select format I get the following:
_-* #,##000 €_-;-* #,##000 €_-;_-* "-"?? €_-;_-@_-
The commata in the zeros have gone missing. How do I fix this?
Thanks
excel vba excel-vba number-formatting
edited Nov 26 '18 at 7:20
Pᴇʜ
21.6k42750
asked Nov 25 '18 at 14:53
TinoTino
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I'm formatting a cell with the following format using VBA (€ accounting):
"_-* #.##0,00 €_-;-* #.##0,00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
But strangely in Excel the numbers are shown as i.e. 50,05 is 50,05000€.
When I select format I get the following:
_-* #,##000 €_-;-* #,##000 €_-;_-* "-"?? €_-;_-@_-
The commata in the zeros have gone missing. How do I fix this?
Thanks
excel vba excel-vba number-formatting
edited Nov 26 '18 at 7:20
Pᴇʜ
21.6k42750
asked Nov 25 '18 at 14:53
TinoTino
1,25531948
I'm formatting a cell with the following format using VBA (€ accounting):
"_-* #.##0,00 €_-;-* #.##0,00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
But strangely in Excel the numbers are shown as i.e. 50,05 is 50,05000€.
When I select format I get the following:
_-* #,##000 €_-;-* #,##000 €_-;_-* "-"?? €_-;_-@_-
The commata in the zeros have gone missing. How do I fix this?
Thanks
excel vba excel-vba number-formatting
excel vba excel-vba number-formatting
edited Nov 26 '18 at 7:20
Pᴇʜ
21.6k42750
asked Nov 25 '18 at 14:53
TinoTino
1,25531948
edited Nov 26 '18 at 7:20
Pᴇʜ
21.6k42750
asked Nov 25 '18 at 14:53
TinoTino
1,25531948
edited Nov 26 '18 at 7:20
Pᴇʜ
21.6k42750
edited Nov 26 '18 at 7:20
Pᴇʜ
21.6k42750
edited Nov 26 '18 at 7:20
Pᴇʜ
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21.6k42750
asked Nov 25 '18 at 14:53
TinoTino
1,25531948
asked Nov 25 '18 at 14:53
TinoTino
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asked Nov 25 '18 at 14:53
TinoTino
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I find the . strange in the left part.
I would try something like "_-* # ##0,00 €_-;-* # ##0,00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:46
PragmateekPragmateek
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i see some thousands and decimal separator mistake here
"_-* #.##0,00 €_-;-* #.##0,00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-" is for dots as thousand separator and commas as decimal separator
while your example (i.e. 50,05), is pointing to a comma decimal separator
may be your excel adopts the opposite convention
go to Click File > Options, click "Advanced" tab and go to "Editing options" section by the end of which you can check what thousands and decimal separator have been assumed
and then change your code accordingly
or you can use a somewhat "insensitive" code which adopts currently separator conventions:
Selection.NumberFormat = "_-* #" & Application.ThousandsSeparator & "##0" & Application.DecimalSeparator & ",00 €_-;-* #" & Application.ThousandsSeparator & "##0" & Application.DecimalSeparator & "00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
or, in a slightly more readable form:
With Application
Selection.NumberFormat = "_-* #" & .ThousandsSeparator & "##0" & .DecimalSeparator & ",00 €_-;-* #" & .ThousandsSeparator & "##0" & .DecimalSeparator & "00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
End With
answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:53
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I have found the mistake. I had to swap the commata and points to:
"_-* #,##0.00 €_-;-* #,##0.00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
answered Nov 25 '18 at 16:35
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I find the . strange in the left part.
I would try something like "_-* # ##0,00 €_-;-* # ##0,00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:46
PragmateekPragmateek
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I find the . strange in the left part.
I would try something like "_-* # ##0,00 €_-;-* # ##0,00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:46
PragmateekPragmateek
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I find the . strange in the left part.
I would try something like "_-* # ##0,00 €_-;-* # ##0,00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:46
PragmateekPragmateek
9,23185488
I find the . strange in the left part.
I would try something like "_-* # ##0,00 €_-;-* # ##0,00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:46
PragmateekPragmateek
9,23185488
answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:46
PragmateekPragmateek
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answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:46
PragmateekPragmateek
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i see some thousands and decimal separator mistake here
"_-* #.##0,00 €_-;-* #.##0,00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-" is for dots as thousand separator and commas as decimal separator
while your example (i.e. 50,05), is pointing to a comma decimal separator
may be your excel adopts the opposite convention
go to Click File > Options, click "Advanced" tab and go to "Editing options" section by the end of which you can check what thousands and decimal separator have been assumed
and then change your code accordingly
or you can use a somewhat "insensitive" code which adopts currently separator conventions:
Selection.NumberFormat = "_-* #" & Application.ThousandsSeparator & "##0" & Application.DecimalSeparator & ",00 €_-;-* #" & Application.ThousandsSeparator & "##0" & Application.DecimalSeparator & "00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
or, in a slightly more readable form:
With Application
Selection.NumberFormat = "_-* #" & .ThousandsSeparator & "##0" & .DecimalSeparator & ",00 €_-;-* #" & .ThousandsSeparator & "##0" & .DecimalSeparator & "00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
End With
answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:53
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i see some thousands and decimal separator mistake here
"_-* #.##0,00 €_-;-* #.##0,00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-" is for dots as thousand separator and commas as decimal separator
while your example (i.e. 50,05), is pointing to a comma decimal separator
may be your excel adopts the opposite convention
go to Click File > Options, click "Advanced" tab and go to "Editing options" section by the end of which you can check what thousands and decimal separator have been assumed
and then change your code accordingly
or you can use a somewhat "insensitive" code which adopts currently separator conventions:
Selection.NumberFormat = "_-* #" & Application.ThousandsSeparator & "##0" & Application.DecimalSeparator & ",00 €_-;-* #" & Application.ThousandsSeparator & "##0" & Application.DecimalSeparator & "00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
or, in a slightly more readable form:
With Application
Selection.NumberFormat = "_-* #" & .ThousandsSeparator & "##0" & .DecimalSeparator & ",00 €_-;-* #" & .ThousandsSeparator & "##0" & .DecimalSeparator & "00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
End With
answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:53
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i see some thousands and decimal separator mistake here
"_-* #.##0,00 €_-;-* #.##0,00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-" is for dots as thousand separator and commas as decimal separator
while your example (i.e. 50,05), is pointing to a comma decimal separator
may be your excel adopts the opposite convention
go to Click File > Options, click "Advanced" tab and go to "Editing options" section by the end of which you can check what thousands and decimal separator have been assumed
and then change your code accordingly
or you can use a somewhat "insensitive" code which adopts currently separator conventions:
Selection.NumberFormat = "_-* #" & Application.ThousandsSeparator & "##0" & Application.DecimalSeparator & ",00 €_-;-* #" & Application.ThousandsSeparator & "##0" & Application.DecimalSeparator & "00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
or, in a slightly more readable form:
With Application
Selection.NumberFormat = "_-* #" & .ThousandsSeparator & "##0" & .DecimalSeparator & ",00 €_-;-* #" & .ThousandsSeparator & "##0" & .DecimalSeparator & "00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
End With
answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:53
DisplayNameDisplayName
10.6k2519
i see some thousands and decimal separator mistake here
"_-* #.##0,00 €_-;-* #.##0,00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-" is for dots as thousand separator and commas as decimal separator
while your example (i.e. 50,05), is pointing to a comma decimal separator
may be your excel adopts the opposite convention
go to Click File > Options, click "Advanced" tab and go to "Editing options" section by the end of which you can check what thousands and decimal separator have been assumed
and then change your code accordingly
or you can use a somewhat "insensitive" code which adopts currently separator conventions:
Selection.NumberFormat = "_-* #" & Application.ThousandsSeparator & "##0" & Application.DecimalSeparator & ",00 €_-;-* #" & Application.ThousandsSeparator & "##0" & Application.DecimalSeparator & "00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
or, in a slightly more readable form:
With Application
Selection.NumberFormat = "_-* #" & .ThousandsSeparator & "##0" & .DecimalSeparator & ",00 €_-;-* #" & .ThousandsSeparator & "##0" & .DecimalSeparator & "00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
End With
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I have found the mistake. I had to swap the commata and points to:
"_-* #,##0.00 €_-;-* #,##0.00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
answered Nov 25 '18 at 16:35
TinoTino
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I have found the mistake. I had to swap the commata and points to:
"_-* #,##0.00 €_-;-* #,##0.00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
answered Nov 25 '18 at 16:35
TinoTino
1,25531948
add a comment |
I have found the mistake. I had to swap the commata and points to:
"_-* #,##0.00 €_-;-* #,##0.00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
answered Nov 25 '18 at 16:35
TinoTino
1,25531948
I have found the mistake. I had to swap the commata and points to:
"_-* #,##0.00 €_-;-* #,##0.00 €_-;_-* ""-""?? €_-;_-@_-"
answered Nov 25 '18 at 16:35
TinoTino
1,25531948
answered Nov 25 '18 at 16:35
TinoTino
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answered Nov 25 '18 at 16:35
TinoTino
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answered Nov 25 '18 at 16:35
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