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I have a multiple cells in an Excel Spreadsheet that all call a user defined
function. There is a case where a different action (calling VBA code in Excel) that gets data back and needs to update the text of those cells that have the formula. I have the data that need in the array and I know the cells that need their text updated. I can not use Range.Text since that is readonly. If I call Range.Value = values(i) that updates the text of the cell, but it also wipes out the formula. Is there a way to programmatically update the text of a cell without wiping out the formula? When a formula produces an error, it puts text in the cell without wiping out the formula, so it must be possible. |
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