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Hi everyone. Somehow I think I should know this but the answer is
just not stepping up. In Excel for example I know to use this formula for finding out if a cell has data in it. =IF(F18<"","Yes","No") What is the syntax for doing this VBA? if cboDepartment (HAS a value) then do this, otherwise do this. Thanks in advance! -LT |
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Hi LT,
One way: If Not IsEmpty(Range("A1")) Then ;do something End If --- Regards, Norman "LT" wrote in message oups.com... Hi everyone. Somehow I think I should know this but the answer is just not stepping up. In Excel for example I know to use this formula for finding out if a cell has data in it. =IF(F18<"","Yes","No") What is the syntax for doing this VBA? if cboDepartment (HAS a value) then do this, otherwise do this. Thanks in advance! -LT |
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Sub Macro1()
If cboDepartment.Value = "" Then MsgBox "Has no Value Exit Macro..." Exit Sub Else MsgBox "Has Value Run Macro..." End If End Sub "LT" wrote: Hi everyone. Somehow I think I should know this but the answer is just not stepping up. In Excel for example I know to use this formula for finding out if a cell has data in it. =IF(F18<"","Yes","No") What is the syntax for doing this VBA? if cboDepartment (HAS a value) then do this, otherwise do this. Thanks in advance! -LT |
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On May 16, 11:46 am, "Norman Jones"
wrote: Hi LT, One way: If Not IsEmpty(Range("A1")) Then ;do something End If --- Regards, Norman "LT" wrote in message oups.com... Hi everyone. Somehow I think I should know this but the answer is just not stepping up. In Excel for example I know to use this formula for finding out if a cell has data in it. =IF(F18<"","Yes","No") What is the syntax for doing this VBA? if cboDepartment (HAS a value) then do this, otherwise do this. Thanks in advance! -LT- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thanks for the reply Mike and Norman! Much appreciated! -LT |
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