I've a problem with this VBA macro.
Sub demoChangeText()
Application.Range("B2").Value = "Overidden text"
End Sub
My test is here. To run this macro, open it in Excel, press Ctrl+F8
and choose demoChangeText
.
As the result, this macro changes the value of cell B2
(the text displayed to us) but clear its formula. I need to change B2
's value BUT also need the formula to be remained.
So my question is How to change the display text of cell without changing its formula?
UPDATE
I ask this question because I'm trying to solve this problem
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = “Whatever You Want” To change the text in a cell, first select it. In this example, cell A1 is being selected. Then change the value in the active cell to whatever you want, just put it between double apostrophes.
I'm not sure if this will help, as it is a bit hard to tell what your underlying requirement is, but here goes anyway:
Several things affect the display of a cell:
In the example sheet provided you have a formula of =ROW()&COLUMN()
which returns a string result of 22
You can make this display something else by applying a cell format,
eg a format of 0;0;0;Ov\e\r\ri\d\d\e\n t\ext
will display any string value as Overridden text
This can by applied with VBA with
Range("B2").NumberFormat = "0;0;0;Ov\e\r\ri\d\d\e\n t\ext\s"
or
Range("B2").NumberFormat = "0;0;0;""Overridden texts"""
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