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r.hasFormula

will be true if the cell r has a formula. If it has text that starts with an
equal sign (but still text), it will return false.



Ruthki wrote:

Dave
Will this differentiate between a keyed constant and a formula - the
difficulty I have encountered is that the keyed constant is recognised
as a formula and therefore result will be true for both ?

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