loop and fine & replace
I need to loop through an entire range ("A1:X16"), looking at each cell to
see if it has #N/A in it. If N/A is not found I need to close the workbook. If it is found, I need to replace it with "" save and close the workbook. The reason I'm looping first rather than just find and replacing is because when the data isn't found, an excel message box comes up saying no data could be found and I want to avoid this message box. Any ideas on how to do this? I'm using Visual Studio rather than VBA, they are very similar but a few things are different, but any ideas will be greatly appreciated! Thanks! |
loop and fine & replace
VBA, you will have to adapt
fFound = False For Each cell in Range("A1:X16") If Application.ISNA(cell.value) then cellValue = "" fFound= True EndIf Next cell If fFound Then Activeworkbook.Save Endif Activeworkbook.Close -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "NewToVB" wrote in message ... I need to loop through an entire range ("A1:X16"), looking at each cell to see if it has #N/A in it. If N/A is not found I need to close the workbook. If it is found, I need to replace it with "" save and close the workbook. The reason I'm looping first rather than just find and replacing is because when the data isn't found, an excel message box comes up saying no data could be found and I want to avoid this message box. Any ideas on how to do this? I'm using Visual Studio rather than VBA, they are very similar but a few things are different, but any ideas will be greatly appreciated! Thanks! |
loop and fine & replace
Thank you!
"NewToVB" wrote: I need to loop through an entire range ("A1:X16"), looking at each cell to see if it has #N/A in it. If N/A is not found I need to close the workbook. If it is found, I need to replace it with "" save and close the workbook. The reason I'm looping first rather than just find and replacing is because when the data isn't found, an excel message box comes up saying no data could be found and I want to avoid this message box. Any ideas on how to do this? I'm using Visual Studio rather than VBA, they are very similar but a few things are different, but any ideas will be greatly appreciated! Thanks! |
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