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Hello there,
I have a spreadsheet into which I load daily data using a macro. There is data for about 50% of the codes each day. First, I test whether there are any new codes, and add those to the bottom of my list. Then I load the data using the VLOOKUP simplified as follows- = if(ISERROR(<VLOOKUP formula),"",(<VLOOKUP formula) NOTE:- There is no space between the two double-quotes. Then - "Copy" - "Paste Special-Values" - to remove the formulas. Then I was playing around and noticed that- -"Edit" -"Go To..." -"Special" -"Blanks" only selected the earlier empty cells for new codes added, but not for old codes with empty cells. I changed the macro to ".ClearContents" for all empty cells created by the VLOOKUP formula above. The result was that I was able to select all blanks using the "Go To..."-etc- "Blanks" command shown above. More astonishingly my file size reduced from 8 megabytes to 4 megabytes. This is the reason for my question - "Can blank cells created using empty Double-Quotes not be empty?" regards, JohnI |
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