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I want my code to look at the contents of a cell, and if the contents are not
a number (any string) execute one set of code. If the contents are a number, skip over that code and continue on. I'm sure this can be easily done with an If Then statement, but I don't know how to test the data type of the contents of the cell. Could the .Type property be used? Any method for solving this would be appreciated. |
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