The Text property of a cell returns the formatted appearance of the contents of a cell. You can give a cell a number format by using its NumberFormat property. You can assign a value to a cell using its Value property. Range("B4").Value = VBA.TypeName(Range("A4").Value) = "Double" Range("B3").Value = VBA.TypeName(Range("A3").Value) = "String" Range("B2").Value = VBA.TypeName(Range("A2").Value) = "Date" Range("B1").Value = VBA.TypeName(Range("A1").Value) = "Double" The easiest way to find what the contents of a cell are is to use the Visual Basic TypeName function Range("A1").Value = 100 Individual cells are treated as Range objects that refer to one cell. There is no Cell object nor is there a Cells collection.
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