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Working with cells that generate errors
Hi all,
I have an excel workbook where I read in text strings and then do some manipulation of these strings. Some of the data is freeform text, and sometimes the text itself causes errors. For example, if I have a cell with contents something like "=-\tSome Words" (without the quotes). This string causes a NAME error. What I want to be able to do, in VBA, is read in the text string to a value and move it to some other cell. Every time I do this I get an error 2029, or a "Type Mismatch" error (Err.num=13). I understand I can put an apostrophe in front of the text. Problem Is I get an error any time I reference the cell, so I cannot read it in to a string variable to add the apostrophe. What is a good way to handle this situation? TIA! |
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