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I have created a function (NoT a sub routine) in Excel
that requires the cells in the range to contain only numeric data. Therefore, if there are any cells that contain letters, or even if a cell looks blank but contains a space, the function does not work. Is there a way that I can get the function to cells containing anything non-numeric in the given range BEFORE it begins its other calculations? |
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