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What is the intialized value for a cell with general format?
I am attempting to value one cell in a workbook based on whether there is a
value in another cell. I have tried to check for zeros and spaces and neither seems to work. The format of the cell that I am checking is general. |
What is the intialized value for a cell with general format?
Hi
what do you mean with 'to value one cell'? -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "Edith F" <Edith schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I am attempting to value one cell in a workbook based on whether there is a value in another cell. I have tried to check for zeros and spaces and neither seems to work. The format of the cell that I am checking is general. |
What is the intialized value for a cell with general format?
The inital value of a cell is blank. In code you can check to see if the
value is equal to "" or in the sheet you can use the IsBlank function. "Edith F" wrote: I am attempting to value one cell in a workbook based on whether there is a value in another cell. I have tried to check for zeros and spaces and neither seems to work. The format of the cell that I am checking is general. |
What is the intialized value for a cell with general format?
Got my answer, thanks for answering my post
"Frank Kabel" wrote: Hi what do you mean with 'to value one cell'? -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "Edith F" <Edith schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I am attempting to value one cell in a workbook based on whether there is a value in another cell. I have tried to check for zeros and spaces and neither seems to work. The format of the cell that I am checking is general. |
What is the intialized value for a cell with general format?
The Isblank worked, thanks so much
" wrote: The inital value of a cell is blank. In code you can check to see if the value is equal to "" or in the sheet you can use the IsBlank function. "Edith F" wrote: I am attempting to value one cell in a workbook based on whether there is a value in another cell. I have tried to check for zeros and spaces and neither seems to work. The format of the cell that I am checking is general. |
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