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What do you have in your cell? IsNumeric() certainly works for me with
numbers formatted as text. In article 9, bz wrote: "Chet" wrote in news:1163729215.588617.181400 @m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com: Did NOT work for me when the cell held a number formatted as text. But If Val(Format(Target.Value, "#")) 0 Then Did work (assuming the numbers were all larger than zero, which they are in my case.) Thanks much.. ! Will give it a try.. Chet JE McGimpsey wrote: One way: If IsNumeric(Cells(1, 1).Value) Then .... In article .com, "Chet" wrote: Does anyone know how to tell if a cell is a number when the value in that cell is actually text? In other words if I have the character 3 in a cell and the cell is in the format of "text" how can I tell that this is in fact a number in my code. I tried using the cint function but I got an error message upon performing this function. Thanks, Chet |
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