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How can I program in VB using macro and I need an expression such as
!= NUll (means some numbers or characters)
I used < NULL but it's not working
Any suggestion?
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hi
post your code so far.

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How can I program in VB using macro and I need an expression such as
!= NUll (means some numbers or characters)
I used < NULL but it's not working
Any suggestion?
Thanks
Daniel

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if not isempty(activecell) then

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"Daniel" wrote:

How can I program in VB using macro and I need an expression such as
!= NUll (means some numbers or characters)
I used < NULL but it's not working
Any suggestion?
Thanks
Daniel

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