ws1.cellsc.row

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    Format as number

    I know to format a cell as a number it should look something along these lines: Columns("D:K").Select Selection.NumberFormat = "#.00" I have the following, and would like values in E:K of copied values to format as number in the following section. WS1.Range(WS1.Cells(c.Row, "E")...
    • srosk
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    • format lr1 lr2 ws1.cellsc.row ws2.cellslr2
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    • Forum: Excel Questions

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