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Finding when there are no directdependents
Hi all,
I have made a macro to perform an operation on all cells that dependents of a specified cell. I want to exit the macro when the specified cell has no dependents. Whatever I try causes an error. Please could you give me some ideas how to achieve this effect? Here's an example of what I tried: If masterCell.DirectDependents.Count = 0 Then Exit Sub End If but even the count property is invalid when the cell has no directdependents. Thanks, smu |
Finding when there are no directdependents
Giive this a whirl...
Sub test() Dim MasterCell As Range Dim rng As Range Set MasterCell = Range("A1") On Error Resume Next Set rng = MasterCell.DirectDependents On Error GoTo 0 If rng Is Nothing Then MsgBox "No Dependants" Else MsgBox rng.Address End If End Sub -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson " wrote: Hi all, I have made a macro to perform an operation on all cells that dependents of a specified cell. I want to exit the macro when the specified cell has no dependents. Whatever I try causes an error. Please could you give me some ideas how to achieve this effect? Here's an example of what I tried: If masterCell.DirectDependents.Count = 0 Then Exit Sub End If but even the count property is invalid when the cell has no directdependents. Thanks, smu |
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