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Hi I'm using a loop function to evaluate the value in a cell and perform a
desired function, then moves on to the next row until it reaches the last row in my sheet. My evalution criteria is (but I need help fixing it): if activecell <0 Or activecell="" then Something else SomethingElse End if Here my question: How can I change my if statement to only do Something if the value in the cell is a number (ignore textual entries) and is different than 0 or is empty Thanks for the help Daniel |
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