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I have a macro which prompts the user to input a variety of values,
which values are put into a range of cells for the purposes of calculation. Say the range is A1:A7. If the user hits the cancel button on the pop-up window, FALSE is returned; this FALSE generates errors in the formulas that depend upon these cells. Is there VBA code I can use that essentially says "if any cell in the range A1:A7 contains the value FALSE, replace the contents of all those cells with "" ? (i.e., an empty string.) Dave |
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