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Someone in our office used the spacebar to make some cells in a database look
blank when they were not. I discovered this when trying to write a macro to manipulate the database with code that used the end up/down, etc. command and was being interrupted by visually blank spaces that were created by the spacebar. I am trying to write code to totally clear only the cells which appear to be blank and not remove the cells with good data. I tried to select the general area including the data and use an If then statement to look at the cells in the selection and clear only the ones who's value = 0. However I don't know the proper code to select the cells that might equal zero in this Selection or Range. I'm getting error code 13 mismatches, etc. Help! |
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