Is there a way not to consider an empty space as a "0"?

What's the context? Is it in a formula? You can use ISEMPTY in VBA to
test for empty cells.

Barb Reinhardt



"Barbicane" wrote:

Is there a way not to consider an empty space as a "0"?

Is there a way not to consider an empty CELL as a "0"?

Yes, just check.

dim myCell as range
set mycell = activesheet.range("a1")

if isempty(mycell.value) then
msgbox "It's empty!"
elseif isnumeric(mycell.value) then
msgbox "It looks like a number to VBA!"
end if

Another way:
if application.isnumber(mycell.value) then
'it's a some sort of number for sure
end if


Barbicane wrote:

Is there a way not to consider an empty space as a "0"?

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Dave Peterson

Ps. VBA's isnumeric() behaves differently than Excel's =isnumber().

In excel, if you format a cell as text and then type 123 in it, then =isnumber()
will return False.

In VBA, if that string or value can be construed to look like a number, then
isnumeric() will return true.



Dave Peterson wrote:

Is there a way not to consider an empty CELL as a "0"?

Yes, just check.

dim myCell as range
set mycell = activesheet.range("a1")

if isempty(mycell.value) then
msgbox "It's empty!"
elseif isnumeric(mycell.value) then
msgbox "It looks like a number to VBA!"
end if

Another way:
if application.isnumber(mycell.value) then
'it's a some sort of number for sure
end if

Barbicane wrote:

Is there a way not to consider an empty space as a "0"?

--

Dave Peterson

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Dave Peterson