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Null exist in Excel
Hi all,
Before a cell is filled, is it Null or "" ? and how tell a cell filled by a formula ? Clara thank you so much for your help |
Null exist in Excel
Clara,
I think an unused cell would be a null string value ("") but not NULL. Created a new workbook, then in the Immediate window: ?ISNULL(sheet1.Range("A1").Value) False ?sheet1.Range("A1").Value="" True To tell if a cell has a formula, check the HasFormula property. For example, I placed =A1 in B1. then in the Immediate window: ?sheet1.Range("B1").HasFormula True -- Hope that helps. Vergel Adriano "clara" wrote: Hi all, Before a cell is filled, is it Null or "" ? and how tell a cell filled by a formula ? Clara thank you so much for your help |
Null exist in Excel
I'd use:
dim myCell as range set mycell = somecell 'single cell only if isempty(mycell.value) then 'nothing, not even a formula else 'something end if If you check if mycell.value = "" then It could contain a formula that evaluates to "" (=If(a1=7,"ok","") And you can test to see if a cell contains a formula with: if mycell.hasformula then clara wrote: Hi all, Before a cell is filled, is it Null or "" ? and how tell a cell filled by a formula ? Clara thank you so much for your help -- Dave Peterson |
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