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Help with IF Else:IF statement
This are two syntax errors he
Else: If cell = Null Then You actually wanted this: ElseIf cell = Null Then The colon acts as a line break in VBA, and 'ElseIF' is all one word. Regards - Nigel |
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Help with IF Else:IF statement
That's it. Thank you. It still doesn't do what I want it too, but I think
it is my morning fuzzy logic. Thanks again. "Nile_Hef" wrote: This are two syntax errors he Else: If cell = Null Then You actually wanted this: ElseIf cell = Null Then The colon acts as a line break in VBA, and 'ElseIF' is all one word. Regards - Nigel |
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