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    Solved: Cell Format being Weird

    I am using the following code to output to WorkSheets("Data Analysis")

    [book attached]

    The line in Bold is giving me problems. When it outputs the number to Cell(20,7) it is not obeying the Number Format that is assigned to that cell.

    It's weird beause the line preceding the one in bold is nearly identical and it works fine.

    [vba]Sub Temperature()


    For i = 1 To nRow
    For j = 1 To nCol
    If T_CFD.Cells(i, j) <> "" And T_CFD.Cells(i, j) <> "$" Then

    MyError_T = T_CFD.Cells(i, j) - T_ISX.Cells(i, j)

    If Abs(MyError_T) > MyMax_T Then
    MyMax_T = Abs(MyError_T)
    End If

    MyError_T = Abs(MyError_T)

    Select Case MyError_T

    Case Is <= 5
    Within5 = Within5 + 1

    Case Is < 10
    Within5_10 = Within5_10 + 1

    Case Is >= 10
    Over10 = Over10 + 1

    End Select

    ErrorSquare_T = ErrorSquare_T + MyError_T ^ 2

    End If

    Next j
    Next i

    TotalObjects = Within5 + Within5_10 + Over10


    ' *************************************************************************** *****
    ' *************************************************************************** *****


    DataAnalysis.Cells(19, 7) = MyMax_T & " " & Chr(176)
    DataAnalysis.Cells(20, 7) = (ErrorSquare_T / TotalObjects) ^ 0.5 & " " & Chr(176)
    DataAnalysis.Cells(22, 7) = Within5 / TotalObjects
    DataAnalysis.Cells(23, 7) = Within5_10 / TotalObjects
    DataAnalysis.Cells(24, 7) = Over10 / TotalObjects

    End Sub
    [/vba]

    The line in question produces:
    3.85198375987113 °

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    That's because you are inserting a text format. Create a custom format for the cell to show the degrees
    [vba]
    Sub Test()
    Cells(20, 7) = (100 / 5) ^ 0.5
    Cells(20, 7).NumberFormat = "0.00 " & Chr(176)
    End Sub

    [/vba]
    MVP (Excel 2008-2010)

    Post a workbook with sample data and layout if you want a quicker solution.


    To help indent your macros try Smart Indent

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