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![]() That worked. Thanks Chris. -- achidsey "Chris Marlow" wrote: Hi, Try Not IsNumeric(x). Regards, Chris. -- Chris Marlow MCSD.NET, Microsoft Office XP Master "achidsey" wrote: Excel Experts I am writing a autosum procedure. As part of the code I want to choose the first cell in a column that contains a number. I use .End(xlUp) to get to the top cell. But how do I go down one cell if the top cell is text (a column heading). I tried If IsText(Selection) = True Then Selection.Offset(1) End If But IsText only works as a worksheet function I think. What code would I use to say: If this cell is text, go down one cell?? Thanks, Alan -- achidsey |
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