writing a macro is nice..

and could look like:

dim rngErrors as range
on error resume next
set rngErrors = Activesheet.Cells.Specialcells( _
xlCellTypeFormulas,xlErrors)
if rngerrors is nothing then
'ok
else
msgbox "you've got " & rngerrors.count & _
" errors on your sheet"
endif


Finding them manually is a piece of cake
(and basically is what my code does)

press F5 (goto)
click special
select formula / errors
press enter




but why not change your formulas to handle the error ?

=if(iserror(vlookup(val;range;col;false));"-";vlookup
(val;range;col;false))


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"raymond gahan" wrote:

using Vlookup function in an excel sheet, the result in some cells is
#N/A. I am writing a macro to find and process these cells but if I
write "If range("A1").value = "#N/A" I am getting an error . How can
I identify these cells in a macro.