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Default catching "#DIV/0!" in a loop

Hello,

I am running the following to replace "alt+Enter". Whenever I run across a
cell with the value of "#DIV/0!" I get an error (Error = 2007). What I
don't understand is that the "#DIV/0!" is not a equation, but a value. Any
help with this would be appreciated.

Thanks, sck10


Range("rng_test").Select
Dim myCell As Range
'For Each myCell In Range("rng_template").Cells
For Each myCell In Selection.Cells
Range("rng_value").Value = myCell.Value

End If
If myCell.Value = "#DIV/0!" Then
myCell.Value = ""
End If

myCell.Value = Replace(myCell.Value, Chr(10), " ")
myCell.Value = Replace(myCell.Value, Chr(13), " ")
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