The problem is:
When you insert a row in your table, column "D" doesn't "inherit" the
properties of the previous row, but instead reverts to the "General" format of
the rest of the column.
There's a couple ways of handling this.
I tried both and they both seem to work:
Select the entire column "D" and change the format to "Text".
add this statement:
Worksheets("BankData").Cells(NewRow, 4).NumberFormat = "@"
(prior to:
Worksheets("BankData").Cells(NewRow, 4).Value = ano
(I found this by recording a macro, in which I changed the cell format to
"Text")
also:
in your macro, when you're looking for a blank row, there's LOTS of ways to do
this, of course, but your loop should look more like:
For NewRow = 5 To 1000
If Worksheets("BankData").Cells(NewRow, "A").Value = "" Then
Exit For
End If
Next NewRow
hope this helps,
Paul
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>Please see attached file in which account no. field is text format but copied
>in number format. Problem is that when I type 0123, data copied at 123 as per
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