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Counting cells with Invalid Data
XL2003
I am circling invalid data at the end of my worksheet_change event so the user can see what is wrong. Is there a way to count, or even a boolean command so I know not to show the user the final tally? Depending on which cell has invalid data, sometimes the spreadsheet will still calculate it's total values. If I could paste a count (TRUE) into cell E50, then E49 could be set to only display the total if E50 is zero (FALSE). TIA, Brad |
Counting cells with Invalid Data
It depends upon what determines invalid, but all you need to do is loop
through the data and test against that rule, incrementing a counter as you go. -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Brad E." wrote in message ... XL2003 I am circling invalid data at the end of my worksheet_change event so the user can see what is wrong. Is there a way to count, or even a boolean command so I know not to show the user the final tally? Depending on which cell has invalid data, sometimes the spreadsheet will still calculate it's total values. If I could paste a count (TRUE) into cell E50, then E49 could be set to only display the total if E50 is zero (FALSE). TIA, Brad |
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