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Just a quick one.

Is there a similar function in VBA as the isset function in PHP, i.e.
function which returns true if a variable is set.

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hi,
Have a look in the VBE help files at the explanations for "isnull"
"isempty". One of these should do what you are after.

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A friend suggested comparing the variable to "IS Nothing" which seems to
work if anybody was wondering.

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Cheers for the suggestion Rob, the IS function as you suggested is wha
I was looking for. Because I am checking if a function that returns
range has worked, the IS nothing is the one to use.



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no problem, pleased I could help.

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