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Quick question.
Is there a VBA command that tests the activecell to see if it contains a formula as opposed to actual text or number? I've found tests for errors, dates, numbers, text etc. You can test for "=" as it tests the value of the cell. Prob really simple but I'm baffled. Cheers Giz |
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