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I was writing a macro to replace all the blank cells in a worksheet. The
problem faced is there are some cells which are blank, but when I check in the formula box, the value is some type of space(the way tab and whitespace character display a space. when you enter a character after them, then only you know that it has a space character before it.) €ŹWhen I tried displaying the character from a message box in my programme, the value displayed was as shown below. ? Can anyone help me to understand what is happening. It certainly is not a blank cell as when I try to check if its blank by using a statement like: val = worksheet("A").cells(2,1).value If val < "" then do this then it successfully enters the loop which is not the case for complete blank cells. please help me out. |
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