I cannot figure out why the calculation in D10 is not using my default WB decimal which is a comma, resulting in non number value.
Note: Because IFERROR is not supported in Excel for XP, a VBA UDF is used in module 1.
I cannot figure out why the calculation in D10 is not using my default WB decimal which is a comma, resulting in non number value.
Note: Because IFERROR is not supported in Excel for XP, a VBA UDF is used in module 1.
Hi drgkt,
Usually when a 'number' is automatically aligned to the left of cell, it is being treated as text by Excel.
Try wrapping your entire formula in =VALUE(). This will convert any number that is stored as text into a proper number.
Tried. it gives me 370394152046784,00
Besides, why the error only in D10?
Something wrong in the code in module 1?
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Only D10 was giving you a string because it was the only cell triggering the 'show' part of your IfError function.
Last edited by Stormin'; 07-07-2017 at 04:56 AM.
Try this
=IFERROR(YOUR FORMULA)+0
Tried it before making this post, the result was 370394152046784,00.
Stormin' s post did the trick.
Thank you!
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