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Hi,
I have a simple loop in which I loop through a column of cells.During each iteration I wish to test to see if the cell is empty (has no value, which is to say, it might have once had a value and been deleted, it may contain an empty string or it may simply have never been used). However I'm unsure of the best way to do this. For example, the isnull function appears to recognise empty strings as not null values (for example if that cell has at one point contained data and has now been cleared). I have recently discovered the IsEmpty function that appears to do what I want which is detect when a cell contains no data - be that a null or an empty string. However I don't know much about the function - while it appears to work is it the best way to test for an empty cell. Any and all assistance is gratefully received. Kind thanks Chris Strug. |
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