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Yes. A null string is a value. So
Empty cell: ?IsEmpty(ActiveCell.Value) True Cell with null string (e.g., returned by a formula, eg. =IF(TRUE,"")): ?IsEmpty(ActiveCell.Value) False However, XL confuses the issue by clearing the cell if a null string is assigned as a value: ActiveCell.Value = "" ?IsEmpty(ActiveCell.Value) True In article , Niklas wrote: Are their any differances between an empty cell and a cell containing the empty String? |
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