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As part of a larger macro I am running the following loop.
For ILoop = NumRowsF850 To 1 Step -1 If Cells(ILoop, 5) = 0 Then Rows(ILoop).Delete End If Next ILoop When the loop gets to a cell that is null, it is evaluating the the second line of code as true, i.e. the cell = 0. I only want to branch to the "Then" part of the loop if the cell truly has a 0 in it, not if it is null. How should the second line be written? TIA. |
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