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thank you Bob
S1 -----Original Message----- Maybe If Application.CountA(Range("J12:X12")) 0 Then ... -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "S1" wrote in message ... hi all, what would be the vb code to chech a range to see if anything (data) was there. say range j12:x12. thank you in advance S1 . "S1" wrote in message ... hi all, I posted this yesterday but i failed to mention something and the advise i got is not working. my fault. how can i tell if a range is empty. i have a do loop that i want to check a range as it goes down the sheet. if the range is empty then color it else don't. the range is assigned to a variable as it moves down the sheet. what i am using now is application.counta("qpa1") this counts 1 regardless of what is in the range. anyone have hints, suggestions, directions? any help would be appreciated. S1 |
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