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Gary"s Student,
I forget the explanation for why, but it's something to do with Value and Dates. If you change Value to Value2 it will work (or leave off the property altogether). If you Google Dates and Value2 I think you'll find the explanation in a past post in this group. hth, Doug "Gary''s Student" wrote in message ... If I enter a date in A1, say 5/10/2006, =ISNUMBER(A1) always returns TRUE. Why does: =wtf(A1) return FALSE for: Function wtf(r As Range) As Boolean wtf = Application.WorksheetFunction.IsNumber(r.Value) End Function ?? -- Gary's Student |
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