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Presenting a number that is copied from Excel to Word

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Presenting a number that is copied from Excel to Word

I'm trying to copy some numbers from an Excel table to a Word table using a Macro in Excel. One of the numbers is 0.020 but when it's copied it is rounded to 0.02. How can I present the number as 0.020?

Thanks.

RE: Presenting a number that is copied from Excel to Word

Hi Rita,

Thank you for the forum question.

I hope the 3 days of Excel where useful and thank you for the nice feedback.

Have a look at the code below. I have just added the Format function in two lines. Otherwise it is exactly the same code as we did yesterday.



Sub CreateCert()

Dim wApp As Word.Application
Dim wDoc As Word.Document
Dim tblTable As Word.Table
Dim iCounter As Integer



Set wApp = CreateObject("Word.Application")
wApp.Visible = True

Set wDoc = wApp.Documents.Open("C:\Users\jens\Desktop\Excel for scientist\Certificat.dot")
Set tblTable = wDoc.Tables(1)
With wDoc



For iCounter = 1 To 4


tblTable.Cell(2, 1 + iCounter).Range.Text = Format(Round(Cells(17, 2 + iCounter).Value, 3), "0.000")

tblTable.Cell(3, 1 + iCounter).Range.Text = Format(Round(Cells(23, 2 + iCounter).Value, 3), "0.000")


Next iCounter


.SaveAs2 Filename:=("C:\Users\jens\Desktop\Excel for scientist\test2.docx"), _
FileFormat:=wdFormatXMLDocument, AddtoRecentFiles:=False
.Close

End With

wApp.Quit

End Sub









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