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Checking range of cells for entry then checking for total
I have a range of cells named "Reuse_Estimate" (B22:B24 in my worksheet) that
need to have something entered in all cells. Once a value is entered in all cells, I need to check that the range named "Reuse_Total" is a specific value. I have the code for the latter, but am not sure how to check that the Reuse_Estimate ranges are not blank. Any suggestions? Thanks |
Checking range of cells for entry then checking for total
Hi Barb
You can use the counta function Sub test() If Application.WorksheetFunction.CountA(Range("Reuse_ Estimate")) = 3 Then 'Do nothing Else MsgBox "Please fill in all cells" End If End Sub -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Barb Reinhardt" wrote in message ... I have a range of cells named "Reuse_Estimate" (B22:B24 in my worksheet) that need to have something entered in all cells. Once a value is entered in all cells, I need to check that the range named "Reuse_Total" is a specific value. I have the code for the latter, but am not sure how to check that the Reuse_Estimate ranges are not blank. Any suggestions? Thanks |
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