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Determining if a cell/range is in error?
Hello
Is there a simple way of determining if a cell/range is in error? That is, able to tell if it's value is showing "#REF!" or "#NAME!" or "#VALUE?". I want to be able to ignore such cells with a universal test. Is this possible? Thanks in advance for any ideas, Chrisso |
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