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It's just a case of follow the trail Dirk.
Look at a cell, if it has a reference to another cell or cells, go to each of these in turn and see which one is generating the error. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Dirk Franke" wrote in message ... Bob Phillips wrote: Dirk, There are many ways. You can either track down the source errors and correct them or you can trap the errors where they get used, for instance in G492, if the formula is =VLOOKUP(.... you could use an error trap that says =IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(...),"",VLOOKUP(..., etc although you will probably need the German function names. Hello Bob, thanks for your reply. I am not familiar with tracking down errors in excel. Could you give me an example? Thanks Dirk |
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