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I am trying to check a cell to see if it's a C. The example below is a sub
that is called from a Do Loop. The line checkcellA = Worksheets .... is causing problems. Is it because of the variable counter?? Sub sub1() Dim checkcellA As Range checkcellA = Worksheets("Inventory Sheet 1 & 2").Cells(counter, 1) If checkcellA = "C" Then Call Sub2 End Sub |
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