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I would like to determine for particular cells whether
1) they contain a formula 2) they have precedents 3) they have precedents on another sheet 4) they have precedents in another workbook I can see what seems a longhanded way to determine the above (using directprecedents method) but I wondered if there were any cute shortcuts? For example, range("A1").directprecedents.count gives an error if there are no precedents so I would need an error handling step. Thanks, Kaval |
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