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Hardly a bug, since both functions behave exactly as documented by their
respective Help's. VBA is a subset of VB, which is a completely separate entity from Excel. It is a mistake to think of them as the same language. Jerry "Don Wiss" wrote: This is xl2002. VBA says that IsNumeric("3,45") is okay. There is a simple workaround. WorksheetFunction.IsNumber("3,45") correctly notes that it is not a number. Don't you just like the consistency of the function naming here? Don <www.donwiss.com (e-mail link at home page bottom). |
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