Press ALT+F11 on Excel, then go to Modules below on the left and paste the notepad text attached here. Save, close, and come back to Excel. Then in the formula for the cell, type =ntow(cell reference) [e.g., =ntow(A2) or =ntow(4168)]. That's it.
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This is very good. I used to write a code using Hlookup, but this is more convenient Hats off.
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Sorry, when using this ntow this command, these command only using particular Excel Sheet, When Open New Files, This Command Not Be Run, Pl suggest.
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