I would like to create a function that will take as a parame开发者_开发问答ter a Cell
and return an Integer
. If the conversion is not successful it should simply return 0, without throwing error messages to the user.
I don't care about the cells that contain float values, they could also return 0 since it doesn't look like integer. But text values like 00001234
should return 1234
and 12 34
should return 0.
How about this:
Option Explicit
Public Function ConvertToInteger(Cell As Range) As Integer
On Error GoTo NOT_AN_INTEGER
ConvertToInteger = CInt(Cell.Value)
Exit Function
NOT_AN_INTEGER:
ConvertToInteger = 0
End Function
Note, for example, that a value of 5.6 will return 6, though. If you want it to be 0 instead, you must check for it and do accordingly.
If the requirement is to return an integral number regardless of length of the input string, you could format your cell to have 0 decimal places and do something like below, which automatically promotes the data type to the precision required. Otherwise you would have to truncate the input value if you really just wanted a VBA integer.
Public Function ConvertToIntegral(Cell As Range) As Variant
On Error GoTo catch
Dim result As Variant
result = Val(Cell.Value)
ConvertToIntegral = result
Exit Function
catch:
ConvertToIntegral = 0
End Function
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