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I want to check a list of cells to be sure they're all numbers before
performing a computation on them. Is there a quick way (as opposed to looping through all the cells) to check? I could set the cells up as either an array or range but IsNumeric doesn't seem to work on either as simply IsNumeric(MyRange). I also tried For Each cell In MyRange If IsNumeric(cell.Value) Then GoTo ContinueToNextCell a = 4 Exit For ContinueToNextCell: Next cell but this doesn't work because it passes logical as well as numeric values (apparently IsNumeric treats logical values as numbers?). Also, I can't get IsLogical or IsNumeric to work (shouldn't I be able to use these with "xl" in front?) thanks, Jerry |
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