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0 considered as empty
Hi, is there somehow tell VB that 0<Empty??????
I have problems with this part of my code blablabla If Cells(aa, columna) = c Then ssss = Cells(aa, columna).Address(False, False) Set rngEndCell = Range(ssss) columna = columna + 1 b = b + 1 GoTo siguiente2 End If blalbalba when c=0 but cells(aa,columna)=empty the programs goes inside the if structure So I need to tell VB that 0 is different of Empty How to accomplish this???? TIA |
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