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Excel VBA search for value of a cell
I am working on some vba code in Excel 2000 with Microsoft Windows 2000. I want to select the first cell in a tab and see if it has a value in it. I would like the code to look something like this: sheets("firsttab").select range("a1").select set currentcell=activecell if current cell < "" then msgbox "There is data in the first tab", vbok end if Any idea what I am doing wrong? |
Excel VBA search for value of a cell
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The only problem I see is the SPACE you currently have between "current cell" in your If line. HTH "Larry D" wrote in message oups.com: I am working on some vba code in Excel 2000 with Microsoft Windows 2000. I want to select the first cell in a tab and see if it has a value in it. I would like the code to look something like this: sheets("firsttab").select range("a1").select set currentcell=activecell if current cell < "" then msgbox "There is data in the first tab", vbok end if Any idea what I am doing wrong? |
Excel VBA search for value of a cell
If Sheets("FirstTab").Range("A1") < "" Then
MsgBox "There is data in the first tab", vbOK End If Regards, Alan "Larry D" wrote in message oups.com... I am working on some vba code in Excel 2000 with Microsoft Windows 2000. I want to select the first cell in a tab and see if it has a value in it. I would like the code to look something like this: sheets("firsttab").select range("a1").select set currentcell=activecell if current cell < "" then msgbox "There is data in the first tab", vbok end if Any idea what I am doing wrong? |
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