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VBA Code for "" empty cell
The following IF function works in Excel, but when I copy it into VBA so I
can excute it in a range it will not work. Range("p6:p40").Formula = "=IF(C6="","",(P5+O6)-M6)" I think VBA has a problem with "" meaning an empty cell. Can someone tell me what I can substitute for "" so my formula will work in VBA? |
VBA Code for "" empty cell
Try the below.. VBA recognizes double double quote as a single double quote
Range("p6:p40").Formula = "=IF(C6="""","""",(P5+O6)-M6)" If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "ManhattanRebel" wrote: The following IF function works in Excel, but when I copy it into VBA so I can excute it in a range it will not work. Range("p6:p40").Formula = "=IF(C6="","",(P5+O6)-M6)" I think VBA has a problem with "" meaning an empty cell. Can someone tell me what I can substitute for "" so my formula will work in VBA? |
VBA Code for "" empty cell
Thank you...that solved the problem
"Jacob Skaria" wrote: Try the below.. VBA recognizes double double quote as a single double quote Range("p6:p40").Formula = "=IF(C6="""","""",(P5+O6)-M6)" If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "ManhattanRebel" wrote: The following IF function works in Excel, but when I copy it into VBA so I can excute it in a range it will not work. Range("p6:p40").Formula = "=IF(C6="","",(P5+O6)-M6)" I think VBA has a problem with "" meaning an empty cell. Can someone tell me what I can substitute for "" so my formula will work in VBA? |
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