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Good afternoon all (again)
The object of the exercise is to check that the user has input a valid address (as I'm FAIRLY sure it's not possible to check if a named range exists in a workbook without opening it). Sub ATestForValidRange() On Error Resume Next MyValue = InputBox("Enter a value:", "Test for valid range") Set MyRange = Range(MyValue) On Error GoTo 0 If Not MyRange Is Nothing Then MsgBox ("Valid Range") Else MsgBox ("Invalid Range") End If End Sub This code functions OK, providing you input a valid range such as a5, $a$5:$p$26 etc, but if you put in something like "25", it falls over with the message"Object required" on the "If not myrange is nothing" line, instead of correctlty branching to display an error message. Can anyone out there help, please? Thanks in advance Pete |
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