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Hello Everyone,
I thought this would be easy, but I must have something fundamentally wrong. The following function has various cell-clearing test code lines in it, but none have any effect on the contents of the cell. I have tried many other ways to do it besides what is below. Function ClearIt(v As Double) As Boolean ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet.Range("MyData").Select Selection.ClearContents ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet.Range("MyData").ClearCo ntents 'Range("C5").Value = "" ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet.Cells(5, 3).ClearContents End Function Changes to C5 fire the function as D5 contains =ClearIt(C5). My ultimate goal is to have a change to any of the cells in the range "MyData" fire "ClearIt" which will decide whether or not to clear the cells based on a set of logical rules. But I am stuck on what I thought was a very simple test! Can anyone help me? Thanx, -plh -- Where are we going and why am I in this HAND BASKET?? |
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