Hi all,

I have been trying and trying but I can not get this to work
:

somerange.Formula = "=IF('C03.01 Process
quotations'!$E$6="""";"""";'C03.01 Process quotations'!$E$6)"

So if the source is blank, leave blank otherwise put value in there.
First I had only:

somerange.Formula = "='C03.01 Process quotations'!$E$6"

which works, but leaves zeros when source is has a blank value.

Thanks


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VBA is USA centric.

Try changing your semicolons to commas.



ABEone wrote:

Hi all,

I have been trying and trying but I can not get this to work
:

somerange.Formula = "=IF('C03.01 Process
quotations'!$E$6="""";"""";'C03.01 Process quotations'!$E$6)"

So if the source is blank, leave blank otherwise put value in there.
First I had only:

somerange.Formula = "='C03.01 Process quotations'!$E$6"

which works, but leaves zeros when source is has a blank value.

Thanks

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Dave Peterson

It works for me, what do you get?

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Hi all,

I have been trying and trying but I can not get this to work
:

somerange.Formula = "=IF('C03.01 Process
quotations'!$E$6="""";"""";'C03.01 Process quotations'!$E$6)"

So if the source is blank, leave blank otherwise put value in there.
First I had only:

somerange.Formula = "='C03.01 Process quotations'!$E$6"

which works, but leaves zeros when source is has a blank value.

Thanks


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Dave Peterson Wrote:
VBA is USA centric.

Try changing your semicolons to commas.



Dave Peterson

Your are my hero today!!! I have had the same issues with Access, but
there I do do everything in VBA with comma's. Thanks a lot!:)


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