This is the part of the macro and it doesn't work the way I intended
it to do.

If FromCell Is Nothing _
Or FromCell2 Is Nothing Then
Exit Sub
'do nothing
Else
DestCell.Value = FromCell.Value
DestCell2.Value = FromCell2.Value
End If

The Range "FromCell" is a merged cell in my sheet and even though i
delete everything in it the macro still goes forward with the "else"
part. How can this be?

"Nothing" in vba sense means that the cell is clear?

/Kasper

How about testing the value of the range variable rather than the variable
object?

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HTH

Bob

"Kasper" wrote in message
...
This is the part of the macro and it doesn't work the way I intended
it to do.

If FromCell Is Nothing _
Or FromCell2 Is Nothing Then
Exit Sub
'do nothing
Else
DestCell.Value = FromCell.Value
DestCell2.Value = FromCell2.Value
End If

The Range "FromCell" is a merged cell in my sheet and even though i
delete everything in it the macro still goes forward with the "else"
part. How can this be?

"Nothing" in vba sense means that the cell is clear?

/Kasper

The is Nothing does not seem to work try this instead

Sub Button1_Click()
Dim FromCell As Range, FromCell2 As Range, DestCell As Range, DestCell2
As Range
Set FromCell = Range("A1")
Set FromCell2 = Range("B1")
Set DestCell = Range("D1")
Set DestCell2 = Range("E1")

If FromCell = "" _
Or FromCell2 = "" Then
Exit Sub
'do nothing
Else
DestCell.Value = FromCell.Value
DestCell2.Value = FromCell2.Value
End If
End Sub

On 26 Feb., 12:13, "Bob Phillips" wrote:
How about testing the value of the range variable rather than the variable
object?

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HTH

Bob

"Kasper" wrote in message

...



This is the part of the macro and it doesn't work the way I intended
it to do.

If FromCell Is Nothing _
* * * *Or FromCell2 Is Nothing Then
* * * *Exit Sub
* * * * * *'do nothing
* * * *Else
* * * * * *DestCell.Value = FromCell.Value
* * * * * *DestCell2.Value = FromCell2.Value
* * * *End If

The Range "FromCell" is a merged cell in my sheet and even though i
delete everything in it the macro still goes forward with the "else"
part. How can this be?

"Nothing" in vba sense means that the cell is clear?

/Kasper- Skjul tekst i anførselstegn -

- Vis tekst i anførselstegn -

I'm not quite sure what you mean... That i should test on the given
cell e.g.("E9") instead?

Check your earlier thread.

Kasper wrote:

This is the part of the macro and it doesn't work the way I intended
it to do.

If FromCell Is Nothing _
Or FromCell2 Is Nothing Then
Exit Sub
'do nothing
Else
DestCell.Value = FromCell.Value
DestCell2.Value = FromCell2.Value
End If

The Range "FromCell" is a merged cell in my sheet and even though i
delete everything in it the macro still goes forward with the "else"
part. How can this be?

"Nothing" in vba sense means that the cell is clear?

/Kasper

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Dave Peterson

Either that or the value of the object

If FromCell.Value = "" Or FromCell2.value = "" Then


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__________________________________
HTH

Bob

"Kasper" wrote in message
...
On 26 Feb., 12:13, "Bob Phillips" wrote:
How about testing the value of the range variable rather than the variable
object?

--
__________________________________
HTH

Bob

"Kasper" wrote in message

...



This is the part of the macro and it doesn't work the way I intended
it to do.

If FromCell Is Nothing _
Or FromCell2 Is Nothing Then
Exit Sub
'do nothing
Else
DestCell.Value = FromCell.Value
DestCell2.Value = FromCell2.Value
End If

The Range "FromCell" is a merged cell in my sheet and even though i
delete everything in it the macro still goes forward with the "else"
part. How can this be?

"Nothing" in vba sense means that the cell is clear?

/Kasper- Skjul tekst i anførselstegn -

- Vis tekst i anførselstegn -

I'm not quite sure what you mean... That i should test on the given
cell e.g.("E9") instead?

Thanks to all for your answers. They all work:-)

Have a good day.

/Kasper