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Is there a simple piece of code that can identify whether a cell is formatted as a date? I'd like to identify such cells in my worksheet and tell the macro to skip over these when processing Many thanks in advance SuperJas. |
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Have a look at the CELL function. In the form CELL("format",a1) it will return a series of values in the range D1 - D9 for date formats Ton ----- SuperJas wrote: ---- Hi Is there a simple piece of code that can identify whether a cell is formatted as a date? I'd like to identify such cells in my worksheet and tell the macro to skip over these when processing Many thanks in advance SuperJas. |
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Try the isdate function From the immediate window: ?isdate(range("B10")) Sub TestMe() If isdate(range("B10") then msgbox "It's a date" else msgbox "Not a date" End If End Sub John "SuperJas" wrote in message ... Hi, Is there a simple piece of code that can identify whether a cell is formatted as a date? I'd like to identify such cells in my worksheet and tell the macro to skip over these when processing. Many thanks in advance, SuperJas. |
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