So I have this code to replace an original value with a user entered one;


' dim as variant so that if = false works on both cases
Dim varReplaceValue As Variant
1 varReplaceValue = Application.InputBox(Prompt:="The replace prompt ", _
Title:="the title", Type:=2)
' if cancel input exit sub to not run next IPB
2 If varReplaceValue = False Then
3 MsgBox ("Replace input canceled, process terminating")
4 GoTo CleanAndExit
5 Else
' nothing
6 End If
' dim as variant so that if = false works on both cases
Dim varFillValue As Variant
7 varFillValue = Application.InputBox(Prompt:="The fill prompt ", _
Title:="the title", Type:=2)
8 If varFillValue = False Then
9 MsgBox ("Fill input canceled, process terminating")
10 GoTo CleanAndExit
11 Else
Dim rngSelection As Range
12 Set rngSelection = Selection
Dim rngCell As Range
13 For Each rngCell In rngSelection
14 If rngCell.Value = varReplaceValue Then
15 rngCell.Value = varFillValue
16 End If
' do other things to rngCell
17 Next rngCell
18 Set rngSelection = Nothing
19 End If


It was originally for replacing text with numbers greater than 0 in a selected range and it worked great. Now the values I want to use it for are causing problems. if the varReplaceValue (line1) is numeric it has quotes around it and doesnt match to numeric values in the ForEach else (lines 13-17). If the varFillValue (Line7) is 0 it has quotes and is treated as false and runs the exit message (Lines 9-10).

What I need is a check for Variant values that will make a number numeric including 0 and not do anything at all to text. I couldnt find a solution that did both in a relatively short format that I could follow.

Thank you in advance for consideration

gjb