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ilyaskazi[_61_]

detect invalid cell reference
 

This message shows on cell while moving cursor over to it:

"Moving or deleting cells caused an invalid cell reference, or functio
is returning reference error"

and in cell, value is somewhat like this: "#REF!"

In my vba automation program due to this it halts on this point wit
END or DEBUG message box.

I need to detect this type of value to display error msgbox instea
halting with debug.

In my activesheet, detect this type of value containing in cell

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Doug Glancy

detect invalid cell reference
 
Iyaskazi,

If you are performing an action one cell at a time, you can test for the
"#REF!" and skip if necessary, for example:

Sub test()
Dim cell As Range

For Each cell In Range("A1:A10")
If InStr(1, cell.Text, "#REF") = 0 Then
cell.Value = cell.Value + 1
End If
Next cell
End Sub

hth,

Doug

"ilyaskazi" wrote
in message ...

This message shows on cell while moving cursor over to it:

"Moving or deleting cells caused an invalid cell reference, or function
is returning reference error"

and in cell, value is somewhat like this: "#REF!"

In my vba automation program due to this it halts on this point with
END or DEBUG message box.

I need to detect this type of value to display error msgbox instead
halting with debug.

In my activesheet, detect this type of value containing in cell.


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