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Auditing cells: Find "dangling"cells
Hi There,
It is the time of the year again ...where I receive a ton of spreadsheets with "massacred" templates. Finding "constants in formulas" is an incredible tool by Norman Jones which solved already a lot of my misery! Here is another issue: -I would like to find the cells on my active sheet / selection that are "not used". Meaning that they do not serve as input or further calculation ... I.e. they do not have dependents. -Possible to trigger also those cells which have dependents in other sheets in the active wbk Best Regards, Sige PS: XL97 |
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Auditing cells: Find "dangling"cells
Sige,
Try; Dim ranCell As Range For Each ranCell In Selection On Error Resume Next Debug.Print ranCell.Dependents.Count If Err.Number = 1004 Then ranCell.Interior.Color = vbBlue End If Err.Clear On Error Resume Next Next ranCell 'Dependents' seems to return an error rather than zero on the count - which is a bit annoying - I'm sure someone will chime in if there is a better way. Regards, Chris. -- Chris Marlow MCSD.NET, Microsoft Office XP Master "Sige" wrote: Hi There, It is the time of the year again ...where I receive a ton of spreadsheets with "massacred" templates. Finding "constants in formulas" is an incredible tool by Norman Jones which solved already a lot of my misery! Here is another issue: -I would like to find the cells on my active sheet / selection that are "not used". Meaning that they do not serve as input or further calculation ... I.e. they do not have dependents. -Possible to trigger also those cells which have dependents in other sheets in the active wbk Best Regards, Sige PS: XL97 |
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Auditing cells: Find "dangling"cells
Hi Chris,
Thanks a lot! Not that I completely understand it ... If Err.Number = 1004 Then ??? If the cell is dependent to a cell(s) in another sheet (active wbk); could it be possible to (in this case: not trigger) trigger these as well? I added an IF to exclude empty cells.... Sige Sub Has_No_Dependents() Dim ranCell As Range For Each ranCell In Selection On Error Resume Next Debug.Print ranCell.Dependents.Count If Err.Number = 1004 Then If Not IsEmpty(ranCell) Then ranCell.FormatConditions.Add Type:=xlExpression, Formula1:="=TRUE" ranCell.FormatConditions(1).Interior.ColorIndex = 3 ' ranCell.Interior.Color = vbBlue End If End If Err.Clear On Error Resume Next Next ranCell End Sub |
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Auditing cells: Find "dangling"cells
Sige,
Yes it is a bit limited. 'Dependents' etc are limited to the active sheet If you add an extra sheet 'Formula' to the book you can 'catalogue' all the formulae in it using the following code Dim xlsWorksheet As Excel.Worksheet Dim ranCell As Range Dim lRowPointer As Long Dim sFormula As String lRowPointer = 2 ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells.ClearContents For Each xlsWorksheet In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets For Each ranCell In xlsWorksheet.Range(xlsWorksheet.Cells(1, 1), xlsWorksheet.Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeLastCell )) sFormula = ranCell.Formula If sFormula < "" Then If InStr(sFormula, "!") < 0 Then ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 1) = Mid(sFormula, 2, InStr(sFormula, "!") - 2) ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 2) = Right(ranCell.Formula, Len(sFormula) - InStrRev(sFormula, "!")) Else ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 1) = xlsWorksheet.Name ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 2) = Right(sFormula, Len(sFormula) - 1) End If lRowPointer = lRowPointer + 1 End If Next ranCell Next xlsWorksheet ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(1, 1) = "Sheet" ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(1, 2) = "Formula" Note I think that 'SpecialCells' is only updated after a save. We could then look up against this list to see if a cell is referenced anywhere ... but this is starting to get complicated. Regards, Chris. -- Chris Marlow MCSD.NET, Microsoft Office XP Master "Sige" wrote: Hi Chris, Thanks a lot! Not that I completely understand it ... If Err.Number = 1004 Then ??? If the cell is dependent to a cell(s) in another sheet (active wbk); could it be possible to (in this case: not trigger) trigger these as well? I added an IF to exclude empty cells.... Sige Sub Has_No_Dependents() Dim ranCell As Range For Each ranCell In Selection On Error Resume Next Debug.Print ranCell.Dependents.Count If Err.Number = 1004 Then If Not IsEmpty(ranCell) Then ranCell.FormatConditions.Add Type:=xlExpression, Formula1:="=TRUE" ranCell.FormatConditions(1).Interior.ColorIndex = 3 ' ranCell.Interior.Color = vbBlue End If End If Err.Clear On Error Resume Next Next ranCell End Sub |
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Auditing cells: Find "dangling"cells
Hi Chris,
I ünderstand what your sub would do ... it would help me a great deal further! However my VBA(XL97) does not understand "InStr" ? ! Note I think that 'SpecialCells' is only updated after a save. We could then look up against this list to see if a cell is referenced anywhere ... but this is starting to get complicated. I agree. No need for it! Brgds Sige Chris Marlow wrote: Sige, Yes it is a bit limited. 'Dependents' etc are limited to the active sheet If you add an extra sheet 'Formula' to the book you can 'catalogue' all the formulae in it using the following code Dim xlsWorksheet As Excel.Worksheet Dim ranCell As Range Dim lRowPointer As Long Dim sFormula As String lRowPointer = 2 ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells.ClearContents For Each xlsWorksheet In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets For Each ranCell In xlsWorksheet.Range(xlsWorksheet.Cells(1, 1), xlsWorksheet.Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeLastCell )) sFormula = ranCell.Formula If sFormula < "" Then If InStr(sFormula, "!") < 0 Then ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 1) = Mid(sFormula, 2, InStr(sFormula, "!") - 2) ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 2) = Right(ranCell.Formula, Len(sFormula) - InStrRev(sFormula, "!")) Else ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 1) = xlsWorksheet.Name ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 2) = Right(sFormula, Len(sFormula) - 1) End If lRowPointer = lRowPointer + 1 End If Next ranCell Next xlsWorksheet ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(1, 1) = "Sheet" ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(1, 2) = "Formula" Note I think that 'SpecialCells' is only updated after a save. We could then look up against this list to see if a cell is referenced anywhere ... but this is starting to get complicated. Regards, Chris. -- Chris Marlow MCSD.NET, Microsoft Office XP Master "Sige" wrote: Hi Chris, Thanks a lot! Not that I completely understand it ... If Err.Number = 1004 Then ??? If the cell is dependent to a cell(s) in another sheet (active wbk); could it be possible to (in this case: not trigger) trigger these as well? I added an IF to exclude empty cells.... Sige Sub Has_No_Dependents() Dim ranCell As Range For Each ranCell In Selection On Error Resume Next Debug.Print ranCell.Dependents.Count If Err.Number = 1004 Then If Not IsEmpty(ranCell) Then ranCell.FormatConditions.Add Type:=xlExpression, Formula1:="=TRUE" ranCell.FormatConditions(1).Interior.ColorIndex = 3 ' ranCell.Interior.Color = vbBlue End If End If Err.Clear On Error Resume Next Next ranCell End Sub |
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Auditing cells: Find "dangling"cells
Sige,
Instr should work on XL97 - I suspect it is the InstrRev (which could probably be replaced by Instr) that is not supported. Try that & let me know if it still does not work. Regards, Chris. -- Chris Marlow MCSD.NET, Microsoft Office XP Master "Sige" wrote: Hi Chris, I ünderstand what your sub would do ... it would help me a great deal further! However my VBA(XL97) does not understand "InStr" ? ! Note I think that 'SpecialCells' is only updated after a save. We could then look up against this list to see if a cell is referenced anywhere ... but this is starting to get complicated. I agree. No need for it! Brgds Sige Chris Marlow wrote: Sige, Yes it is a bit limited. 'Dependents' etc are limited to the active sheet If you add an extra sheet 'Formula' to the book you can 'catalogue' all the formulae in it using the following code Dim xlsWorksheet As Excel.Worksheet Dim ranCell As Range Dim lRowPointer As Long Dim sFormula As String lRowPointer = 2 ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells.ClearContents For Each xlsWorksheet In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets For Each ranCell In xlsWorksheet.Range(xlsWorksheet.Cells(1, 1), xlsWorksheet.Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeLastCell )) sFormula = ranCell.Formula If sFormula < "" Then If InStr(sFormula, "!") < 0 Then ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 1) = Mid(sFormula, 2, InStr(sFormula, "!") - 2) ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 2) = Right(ranCell.Formula, Len(sFormula) - InStrRev(sFormula, "!")) Else ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 1) = xlsWorksheet.Name ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 2) = Right(sFormula, Len(sFormula) - 1) End If lRowPointer = lRowPointer + 1 End If Next ranCell Next xlsWorksheet ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(1, 1) = "Sheet" ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(1, 2) = "Formula" Note I think that 'SpecialCells' is only updated after a save. We could then look up against this list to see if a cell is referenced anywhere ... but this is starting to get complicated. Regards, Chris. -- Chris Marlow MCSD.NET, Microsoft Office XP Master "Sige" wrote: Hi Chris, Thanks a lot! Not that I completely understand it ... If Err.Number = 1004 Then ??? If the cell is dependent to a cell(s) in another sheet (active wbk); could it be possible to (in this case: not trigger) trigger these as well? I added an IF to exclude empty cells.... Sige Sub Has_No_Dependents() Dim ranCell As Range For Each ranCell In Selection On Error Resume Next Debug.Print ranCell.Dependents.Count If Err.Number = 1004 Then If Not IsEmpty(ranCell) Then ranCell.FormatConditions.Add Type:=xlExpression, Formula1:="=TRUE" ranCell.FormatConditions(1).Interior.ColorIndex = 3 ' ranCell.Interior.Color = vbBlue End If End If Err.Clear On Error Resume Next Next ranCell End Sub |
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Auditing cells: Find "dangling"cells
Hi Chris,
Instr should work on XL97 - I suspect it is the InstrRev that is not supported. Absolutely right! Copied the wrong one ... (which could probably be replaced by Instr) The sub does not bug ...but the output is "bizar"... On the formula-sheet: A1:B254 Sheet Formula Sheet1 Sheet1 Sheet1 SUM(A1:A2) Sheet1 A3+50 Formula heet1 Formula heet1 Formula heet1 Formula UM(A1:A2) Formula heet1 Formula 3+50 Formula ormula Formula eet1 Formula ormula Formula eet1 Formula ormula Formula eet1 Formula ormula Formula M(A1:A2) Formula ormula Formula eet1 Formula ormula Formula 50 Formula ormula Formula rmula .... Hmmm, it is cryptic ;o) Sige Chris Marlow wrote: Sige, Instr should work on XL97 - I suspect it is the InstrRev (which could probably be replaced by Instr) that is not supported. Try that & let me know if it still does not work. Regards, Chris. -- Chris Marlow MCSD.NET, Microsoft Office XP Master "Sige" wrote: Hi Chris, I ünderstand what your sub would do ... it would help me a great deal further! However my VBA(XL97) does not understand "InStr" ? ! Note I think that 'SpecialCells' is only updated after a save. We could then look up against this list to see if a cell is referenced anywhere ... but this is starting to get complicated. I agree. No need for it! Brgds Sige Chris Marlow wrote: Sige, Yes it is a bit limited. 'Dependents' etc are limited to the active sheet If you add an extra sheet 'Formula' to the book you can 'catalogue' all the formulae in it using the following code Dim xlsWorksheet As Excel.Worksheet Dim ranCell As Range Dim lRowPointer As Long Dim sFormula As String lRowPointer = 2 ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells.ClearContents For Each xlsWorksheet In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets For Each ranCell In xlsWorksheet.Range(xlsWorksheet.Cells(1, 1), xlsWorksheet.Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeLastCell )) sFormula = ranCell.Formula If sFormula < "" Then If InStr(sFormula, "!") < 0 Then ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 1) = Mid(sFormula, 2, InStr(sFormula, "!") - 2) ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 2) = Right(ranCell.Formula, Len(sFormula) - InStrRev(sFormula, "!")) Else ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 1) = xlsWorksheet.Name ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 2) = Right(sFormula, Len(sFormula) - 1) End If lRowPointer = lRowPointer + 1 End If Next ranCell Next xlsWorksheet ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(1, 1) = "Sheet" ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(1, 2) = "Formula" Note I think that 'SpecialCells' is only updated after a save. We could then look up against this list to see if a cell is referenced anywhere ... but this is starting to get complicated. Regards, Chris. -- Chris Marlow MCSD.NET, Microsoft Office XP Master "Sige" wrote: Hi Chris, Thanks a lot! Not that I completely understand it ... If Err.Number = 1004 Then ??? If the cell is dependent to a cell(s) in another sheet (active wbk); could it be possible to (in this case: not trigger) trigger these as well? I added an IF to exclude empty cells.... Sige Sub Has_No_Dependents() Dim ranCell As Range For Each ranCell In Selection On Error Resume Next Debug.Print ranCell.Dependents.Count If Err.Number = 1004 Then If Not IsEmpty(ranCell) Then ranCell.FormatConditions.Add Type:=xlExpression, Formula1:="=TRUE" ranCell.FormatConditions(1).Interior.ColorIndex = 3 ' ranCell.Interior.Color = vbBlue End If End If Err.Clear On Error Resume Next Next ranCell End Sub |
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Auditing cells: Find "dangling"cells
Sige,
My code was perhaps a little sensitive to initial conditions, hence the chaos that ensued ... It needs to ignore anything on the 'Formula' tab, and also stuff that does not start '=', try the following; Public Sub Audit() Dim xlsWorksheet As Excel.Worksheet Dim ranCell As Range Dim lRowPointer As Long Dim sFormula As String lRowPointer = 2 ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells.ClearContents For Each xlsWorksheet In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets If xlsWorksheet.Name < "Formula" Then For Each ranCell In xlsWorksheet.Range(xlsWorksheet.Cells(1, 1), xlsWorksheet.Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeLastCell )) sFormula = ranCell.Formula If sFormula < "" Then If Left(sFormula, 1) = "=" Then If InStr(sFormula, "!") < 0 Then ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 1) = Mid(sFormula, 2, InStr(sFormula, "!") - 2) ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 2) = Right(ranCell.Formula, Len(sFormula) - InStr(sFormula, "!")) Else ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 1) = xlsWorksheet.Name ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 2) = Right(sFormula, Len(sFormula) - 1) End If lRowPointer = lRowPointer + 1 End If End If Next ranCell End If Next xlsWorksheet ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(1, 1) = "Sheet" ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(1, 2) = "Formula" End Sub Regards, Chris. -- Chris Marlow MCSD.NET, Microsoft Office XP Master "Sige" wrote: Hi Chris, Instr should work on XL97 - I suspect it is the InstrRev that is not supported. Absolutely right! Copied the wrong one ... (which could probably be replaced by Instr) The sub does not bug ...but the output is "bizar"... On the formula-sheet: A1:B254 Sheet Formula Sheet1 Sheet1 Sheet1 SUM(A1:A2) Sheet1 A3+50 Formula heet1 Formula heet1 Formula heet1 Formula UM(A1:A2) Formula heet1 Formula 3+50 Formula ormula Formula eet1 Formula ormula Formula eet1 Formula ormula Formula eet1 Formula ormula Formula M(A1:A2) Formula ormula Formula eet1 Formula ormula Formula 50 Formula ormula Formula rmula .... Hmmm, it is cryptic ;o) Sige Chris Marlow wrote: Sige, Instr should work on XL97 - I suspect it is the InstrRev (which could probably be replaced by Instr) that is not supported. Try that & let me know if it still does not work. Regards, Chris. -- Chris Marlow MCSD.NET, Microsoft Office XP Master "Sige" wrote: Hi Chris, I ünderstand what your sub would do ... it would help me a great deal further! However my VBA(XL97) does not understand "InStr" ? ! Note I think that 'SpecialCells' is only updated after a save. We could then look up against this list to see if a cell is referenced anywhere ... but this is starting to get complicated. I agree. No need for it! Brgds Sige Chris Marlow wrote: Sige, Yes it is a bit limited. 'Dependents' etc are limited to the active sheet If you add an extra sheet 'Formula' to the book you can 'catalogue' all the formulae in it using the following code Dim xlsWorksheet As Excel.Worksheet Dim ranCell As Range Dim lRowPointer As Long Dim sFormula As String lRowPointer = 2 ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells.ClearContents For Each xlsWorksheet In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets For Each ranCell In xlsWorksheet.Range(xlsWorksheet.Cells(1, 1), xlsWorksheet.Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeLastCell )) sFormula = ranCell.Formula If sFormula < "" Then If InStr(sFormula, "!") < 0 Then ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 1) = Mid(sFormula, 2, InStr(sFormula, "!") - 2) ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 2) = Right(ranCell.Formula, Len(sFormula) - InStrRev(sFormula, "!")) Else ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 1) = xlsWorksheet.Name ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 2) = Right(sFormula, Len(sFormula) - 1) End If lRowPointer = lRowPointer + 1 End If Next ranCell Next xlsWorksheet ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(1, 1) = "Sheet" ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(1, 2) = "Formula" Note I think that 'SpecialCells' is only updated after a save. We could then look up against this list to see if a cell is referenced anywhere ... but this is starting to get complicated. Regards, Chris. -- Chris Marlow MCSD.NET, Microsoft Office XP Master "Sige" wrote: Hi Chris, Thanks a lot! Not that I completely understand it ... If Err.Number = 1004 Then ??? If the cell is dependent to a cell(s) in another sheet (active wbk); could it be possible to (in this case: not trigger) trigger these as well? I added an IF to exclude empty cells.... Sige Sub Has_No_Dependents() Dim ranCell As Range For Each ranCell In Selection On Error Resume Next Debug.Print ranCell.Dependents.Count If Err.Number = 1004 Then If Not IsEmpty(ranCell) Then ranCell.FormatConditions.Add Type:=xlExpression, Formula1:="=TRUE" ranCell.FormatConditions(1).Interior.ColorIndex = 3 ' ranCell.Interior.Color = vbBlue End If End If Err.Clear On Error Resume Next Next ranCell End Sub |
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Hi Chris,
Faaaar better :o))) Thanks a lot! Happy Sige Chris Marlow wrote: Sige, My code was perhaps a little sensitive to initial conditions, hence the chaos that ensued ... It needs to ignore anything on the 'Formula' tab, and also stuff that does not start '=', try the following; Public Sub Audit() Dim xlsWorksheet As Excel.Worksheet Dim ranCell As Range Dim lRowPointer As Long Dim sFormula As String lRowPointer = 2 ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells.ClearContents For Each xlsWorksheet In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets If xlsWorksheet.Name < "Formula" Then For Each ranCell In xlsWorksheet.Range(xlsWorksheet.Cells(1, 1), xlsWorksheet.Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeLastCell )) sFormula = ranCell.Formula If sFormula < "" Then If Left(sFormula, 1) = "=" Then If InStr(sFormula, "!") < 0 Then ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 1) = Mid(sFormula, 2, InStr(sFormula, "!") - 2) ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 2) = Right(ranCell.Formula, Len(sFormula) - InStr(sFormula, "!")) Else ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 1) = xlsWorksheet.Name ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 2) = Right(sFormula, Len(sFormula) - 1) End If lRowPointer = lRowPointer + 1 End If End If Next ranCell End If Next xlsWorksheet ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(1, 1) = "Sheet" ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(1, 2) = "Formula" End Sub Regards, Chris. -- Chris Marlow MCSD.NET, Microsoft Office XP Master "Sige" wrote: Hi Chris, Instr should work on XL97 - I suspect it is the InstrRev that is not supported. Absolutely right! Copied the wrong one ... (which could probably be replaced by Instr) The sub does not bug ...but the output is "bizar"... On the formula-sheet: A1:B254 Sheet Formula Sheet1 Sheet1 Sheet1 SUM(A1:A2) Sheet1 A3+50 Formula heet1 Formula heet1 Formula heet1 Formula UM(A1:A2) Formula heet1 Formula 3+50 Formula ormula Formula eet1 Formula ormula Formula eet1 Formula ormula Formula eet1 Formula ormula Formula M(A1:A2) Formula ormula Formula eet1 Formula ormula Formula 50 Formula ormula Formula rmula .... Hmmm, it is cryptic ;o) Sige Chris Marlow wrote: Sige, Instr should work on XL97 - I suspect it is the InstrRev (which could probably be replaced by Instr) that is not supported. Try that & let me know if it still does not work. Regards, Chris. -- Chris Marlow MCSD.NET, Microsoft Office XP Master "Sige" wrote: Hi Chris, I ünderstand what your sub would do ... it would help me a great deal further! However my VBA(XL97) does not understand "InStr" ? ! Note I think that 'SpecialCells' is only updated after a save. We could then look up against this list to see if a cell is referenced anywhere ... but this is starting to get complicated. I agree. No need for it! Brgds Sige Chris Marlow wrote: Sige, Yes it is a bit limited. 'Dependents' etc are limited to the active sheet If you add an extra sheet 'Formula' to the book you can 'catalogue' all the formulae in it using the following code Dim xlsWorksheet As Excel.Worksheet Dim ranCell As Range Dim lRowPointer As Long Dim sFormula As String lRowPointer = 2 ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells.ClearContents For Each xlsWorksheet In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets For Each ranCell In xlsWorksheet.Range(xlsWorksheet.Cells(1, 1), xlsWorksheet.Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeLastCell )) sFormula = ranCell.Formula If sFormula < "" Then If InStr(sFormula, "!") < 0 Then ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 1) = Mid(sFormula, 2, InStr(sFormula, "!") - 2) ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 2) = Right(ranCell.Formula, Len(sFormula) - InStrRev(sFormula, "!")) Else ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 1) = xlsWorksheet.Name ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(lRowPointer, 2) = Right(sFormula, Len(sFormula) - 1) End If lRowPointer = lRowPointer + 1 End If Next ranCell Next xlsWorksheet ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(1, 1) = "Sheet" ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Formula").Cells(1, 2) = "Formula" Note I think that 'SpecialCells' is only updated after a save. We could then look up against this list to see if a cell is referenced anywhere ... but this is starting to get complicated. Regards, Chris. -- Chris Marlow MCSD.NET, Microsoft Office XP Master "Sige" wrote: Hi Chris, Thanks a lot! Not that I completely understand it ... If Err.Number = 1004 Then ??? If the cell is dependent to a cell(s) in another sheet (active wbk); could it be possible to (in this case: not trigger) trigger these as well? I added an IF to exclude empty cells.... Sige Sub Has_No_Dependents() Dim ranCell As Range For Each ranCell In Selection On Error Resume Next Debug.Print ranCell.Dependents.Count If Err.Number = 1004 Then If Not IsEmpty(ranCell) Then ranCell.FormatConditions.Add Type:=xlExpression, Formula1:="=TRUE" ranCell.FormatConditions(1).Interior.ColorIndex = 3 ' ranCell.Interior.Color = vbBlue End If End If Err.Clear On Error Resume Next Next ranCell End Sub |
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