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Hi there
I have a sheet where some cells have (quite long) formulas in them. Sometimes, if the cells that they refer to are empty, the formula cells will have #VALUE! and #N/A errors in them. I could use something like =IF(ISERROR(formula),"",formula) to show a blank cell if there's an error but the problem is that some of the formulas are very long and using this method will just make them much longer. Is there any way that I can use the WorsheetChange event (or anything else in VBA event-related) to constantly check cells to see if they have errors or not and if they do, to just make the cell blank. |
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