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Curious IsNull test
Why, when my code goes through this segment, is neither message box
displayed? If IsNull(test) Then MsgBox "Test is now null" Else MsgBox "<" & test.Value & "" End If |
Curious IsNull test
What data type is 'test'?
-- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Tim" wrote in message oups.com... Why, when my code goes through this segment, is neither message box displayed? If IsNull(test) Then MsgBox "Test is now null" Else MsgBox "<" & test.Value & "" End If |
Curious IsNull test
Hi Tim
What is test? Could it be that you have an errorhandler that is trapping an error and therefore skipping one of the message boxes? If test is a range then it will never be null. It is Nothing until you set it and if it is set to a range which contains no data then it's Value property is Empty. Hope this helps Rowan "Tim" wrote: Why, when my code goes through this segment, is neither message box displayed? If IsNull(test) Then MsgBox "Test is now null" Else MsgBox "<" & test.Value & "" End If |
Curious IsNull test
Dim cntNew, test As MSForms.Control
I have discovered part of the problem is that an error handler grabs control. Let me just investigate this information futher. Much thanks, -Tim |
Curious IsNull test
Ok. Question answered. Many thanks.
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