Am 10.12.2014 um 18:23 schrieb Joel Madero:
I literally have no clue where those are coming from. They should be:
This is because you hack upon something you do not understand.
1) First of all you need to understand (almost) each and every aspect of
the spreadsheet component. Otherwise there is nothing to be programmed.
2) Then you need to be a fairly competent programmer in order to
comprehend this extraordinary complex office API.
3) You need to install an object inspector in order to find all methods
and properties you need.
Again, you set the (pseudo-)property String of a cell. Instead you
should set the cells Formula (pseudo-)property.
Regarding your second question: Spreadsheets do not know any "date
values". All values are doubles unless they are text. Dates, times,
booleans, currencies, percent are just formatted doubles.
Strings representing US-dates (M/D/Y) do not serve any purpose.
A cell object has a string, a value and a formula at the same time. The
number format has absolutely nothing to do with it.
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