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You missed a couple of quotes when you doubled them up:
Sheets("test").Range("J1").Formula = "=IF(C9="""",""TBA"",C9)" (surrounding TBA) Trefor wrote: Greg, Do you know why the following code errors? Sheets("test").Range("J1").Formula = "=IF(C9="""","TBA",C9)" -- Trefor "Trefor" wrote: Greg, Spot on, many thanks. -- Trefor "Greg Wilson" wrote: Change the empty quotations in the formula ("") to empty double quotations (""""). This is a requirement when quotation marks are themselves contained within quotation marks. Regards, Greg "Trefor" wrote: In a macro, I wanted to be able to update a formula. I manually updated the formula on the sheet and it works fine. I simply copied the formula from the sheet and put it in quotes see below, but I get an error "Application-defined or object-defined error" Sheets("test").Range("A1").Formula = "=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP($AE6,'Change Report 6.0'!$C$20:$G$61,AG$4,FALSE)),"",VLOOKUP($AE6,'Cha nge Report 6.0'!$C$20:$G$61,AG$4,FALSE))" The Help on the error seems to suggest I tried to cause an error, clearly this is not my intention. Any ideas? -- Trefor -- Dave Peterson |
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