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I am trying to have my program use the IsNull function. Basically what it is
saying is if any of the cells is empty, then set an rdf format to be a
certain way. I am getting this error that says, "Wrong number of arugments
or invalid property assignments." What gives?
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Hello Brett,

To troubleshoot code problems, you should post your code. Also, empty
and null are not equivalent. Empty refers to strings that contain no
characters. Null is a special flag that indicates that a Variant type
variable does not yet contain valid data.

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