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isnumber()
....trying to us any of the IS functions, and i'm getting a "function not
defined error"; in particular while using the ISNUMBER() function, any suggestions? thanks in advance, mark |
isnumber()
I am not an expert but I think there is no <isnumber but use
<isnumeric(expression) for example if D6 is a number in immediate window type ?isnumeric(range("d6") it will give <true mark kubicki wrote in message ... ...trying to us any of the IS functions, and i'm getting a "function not defined error"; in particular while using the ISNUMBER() function, any suggestions? thanks in advance, mark |
isnumber()
On Thu, 4 Nov 2004 21:29:40 -0500, "mark kubicki"
wrote: ...trying to us any of the IS functions, and i'm getting a "function not defined error"; in particular while using the ISNUMBER() function, any suggestions? thanks in advance, mark ISNUMBER is a worksheet function, so you need to call it using: application.WorksheetFunction.IsNumber(...) VBA has an ISNUMERIC function that can be called directly. Look at HELP for each. --ron |
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