Return column format in message box

Kellogg

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Dear Great Minds of Excel,

Is there a way to return the format of a column, using vba, via a message box. I have tried GetFormat() but no luck.


Thanks in advance.



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craig
 

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How about something like:
Code:
MsgBox Range("A1").NumberFormat
 
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Joe4,


Thanks a lot.

I did it this way instead.

Code:
ColFmt01 = Worksheets("WhichPage").Columns(1).NumberFormat
This allowed me to later use vba to format a column in a vba generated report. Yours helped push me in the right direction. Now on to the next challenge.





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Craig
 
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