How to tell whether a cell contains a formula?
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if range("A12").hasformula then but that would be true for =pi()*2000 which doesn't refer to a another cell (but maybe he didn't mean to exclude those). Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Don Guillett" wrote in message ... if isformula([a12]) -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software Granite Shoals, TX "Seihee" wrote in message ... Hi! I'm writing a macro to examine all cells in a worksheet. If a cell contains a "pure formula" referencing other cells, then I want to change the color of the cell that contains a formula. In a macro, is there any way I can tell whether a cell contains a formula rather than pure values (number, literal, etc.)? By "pure formula", I mean a formula that contain a cell reference. In other words, "=b5+k2" will be considered a formula but "=5+28/4" will not for my purposes. Your help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Seihee |
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