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Why is the macro unable to identify #VALUE! as a string?
I have a macro which inputs functions in to the cells, then cuts and pastes by values (so that the function results are static). After that I wish to delete all rows with cells that have #VALUE! (as a string itself) in it, but it cannot seem to identify it. Below is a test macro to demonstrate. The Cell A1 should have #VALUE! in it. Sub test() If IsEmpty(Cells(1, 1)) Then MsgBox ("A1 empty") Else MsgBox ("A1 not empty") MsgBox Cells(1, 1).Value End If End Sub Is there any other way I can check whether a cell is containing #VALUE! as a string? Thank you. - Jay - |
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