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Hello all,
I'm pasting data from SQL Server to Excel, so a lot of cells end up with "NULL" in them. I'm running the following statement to try to clear the contents of these cells: Selection.Replace "NULL", Null, xlPart, xlByRows, False, False, False The problem I'm having is that it is a crap shoot as to whether the cell contents are actually cleared or just replaced with an apostrophe ('). Any suggestions on how I can modify the statement above (or a different statement to use) that will actually clear the contents of each of these cells? Thanks for any help anyone can provide, Conan Kelly |
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