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Peter T's function does exactly what I wanted. Hans "Rick Rothstein" skrev i meddelelsen ... It is unclear how you intend to use the function you asked for. Would it be enough if the function simply told you if every cell in the specified range hold formulas or not? This function will return TRUE if every cell in the range holds a formula and FALSE otherwise... Function RangeHasFormulas(Rng As Range) As Boolean Dim R As Range For Each R In Rng If Not R.HasFormula Then Exit Function Next RangeHasFormulas = True End Function -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "HK" wrote in message ... Bob Phillips and maybe many others have provided a UDF like Function HASFORMULA(rng As Range) If rng.Count = 1 Then HASFORMULA = rng.HASFORMULA Else HASFORMULA = CVErr(xlErrRef) End If End Function Can this function be changed to show an array of TRUE/FALSE values reflecting whether cells in a range holds formulas or not? Hans Knudsen |
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