I think this is what you want:

R = 2
Do While Not (IsEmpty(Cells(R, 6)))
If Not IsEmpty(Cells(R, 1)) And Not IsEmpty(Cells(R, 3)) And
IsEmpty(Cells(R, 2)) Then
Cells(R, 2).Value = "XXXXX"
End If
R = R + 1
Loop

HTH

--
Michael J. Malinsky


"Chris Powell" wrote in message
...
I import data into my worksheet from another Excel file and after the
import is complete, each cell in col B is assigned the type "text"
(confirmed using TYPE function). In the event that no value is found in
a particular row in Col B., the TYPE function indicates that it's type
"number".

I want to place a string "XXXXXXXXXX" in all rows where col. B is empty
AND where Cols. A and C have a value. I want to use the following simple
IF condition:

R = 2
Do While Not (IsEmpty(Cells(R, 6)))
If Not IsEmpty((Cells(R, 1)) And (Cells(R, 3))) And IsEmpty(Cells(R, 2))
Then
' code needed here!
End If
R = R + 1
Loop

When I try to assign a value and run the code, I get a type mismatch
error code 13. How can I either: (a) reassign the data type to text in
any cell where Col. A and C have a value AND Col B is empty or (b)
simply reassign the data type for all cells in Col B to text? This way,
I can put a "XXXXXXXXXX" string in the desired cells...

Thanks much in advance! Chris

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