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How about an alternative.
Select column E Edit|goto|special check Formulas and ok Now only the formulas are selected. Give them a nice fill color You could do the same with Constants if you wanted to color them instead. Mike D. wrote: Is there a formula I can use to check if the value in another cell is an actual value or a formula that generates a value? In column "E", I have about 1,000 rows of values. Some of these values have been typed in and some have a VLOOKUP formula that generates the value. I am looking for a formula that I can put in column F that will tell me if the value in E is a VLOOKUP formula or not ... -- Dave Peterson |