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Ken Soenen
-I have 2 columns each of which are formatted as TEXT, one on sheet2 and the
other on sheet1
-both have identical data (all numbers put in as strings)
-I loaded up the column on sheet2 with: sheet2.cells(k,1) = Textbox2
-I loaded up the column on sheet1 with: sheet1.cells(k,1) = instring (where
Dim instring as string)
-after this was done, I cycle through the columns comparing them with:
If Sheet1.Cells(row, C_CBib) = Sheet2.Cells(i, 1)
-for every row the above "if" is true as you would expect.
-if I M A N U A L L Y change one of the numbers in one column from say 4 to
4 on sheet2 (take 4 out and put it back in), then that row no longer
compares. With a breakpoint set at the above "if", it shows the following:
Sheet1.Cells(row, C_CBib) = 4 and Sheet2.Cells(i, 1) = "4" N O T E the
parens
-if I do this to the same number on sheet1, it does the same thing only the
parens jump sides.
A L S O :
-if I run through the whole column on sheet2 with the statement:
Sheet2.Cells(i, 1) = Cstr(Sheet2.Cells(i, 1) ), it does something to all the
values such that they A L L show "parens" now. When I do the same to sheet1,
they remain the same(NO parens).
I can fix the problem by changing the above "if" to:
If Cstr(1.Cells(row, C_CBib))= Sheet2.Cells(i, 1)
However, I would have to do things like this in probably a hundred different
places in the code. Doesn't seem to be a good fix to me. It seems to me
there is some other underlying problem that I am not aware of.
Anybody have any ideas??
Thanks!!
other on sheet1
-both have identical data (all numbers put in as strings)
-I loaded up the column on sheet2 with: sheet2.cells(k,1) = Textbox2
-I loaded up the column on sheet1 with: sheet1.cells(k,1) = instring (where
Dim instring as string)
-after this was done, I cycle through the columns comparing them with:
If Sheet1.Cells(row, C_CBib) = Sheet2.Cells(i, 1)
-for every row the above "if" is true as you would expect.
-if I M A N U A L L Y change one of the numbers in one column from say 4 to
4 on sheet2 (take 4 out and put it back in), then that row no longer
compares. With a breakpoint set at the above "if", it shows the following:
Sheet1.Cells(row, C_CBib) = 4 and Sheet2.Cells(i, 1) = "4" N O T E the
parens
-if I do this to the same number on sheet1, it does the same thing only the
parens jump sides.
A L S O :
-if I run through the whole column on sheet2 with the statement:
Sheet2.Cells(i, 1) = Cstr(Sheet2.Cells(i, 1) ), it does something to all the
values such that they A L L show "parens" now. When I do the same to sheet1,
they remain the same(NO parens).
I can fix the problem by changing the above "if" to:
If Cstr(1.Cells(row, C_CBib))= Sheet2.Cells(i, 1)
However, I would have to do things like this in probably a hundred different
places in the code. Doesn't seem to be a good fix to me. It seems to me
there is some other underlying problem that I am not aware of.
Anybody have any ideas??
Thanks!!