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I am using the below code and getting an error when I add in the "or" statement to the If cells <> Weight or Letter then multiply the cells by 1.
Where am I going wrong on this??
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I am using the below code and getting an error when I add in the "or" statement to the If cells <> Weight or Letter then multiply the cells by 1.
Where am I going wrong on this??
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Try
Cell.Text <> "Letter"
or
Cell.Value <> "Letter"
I really think your logic is wrong. Try improving your logic with a "AND" type conjunction.
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Marvin, how would you rewrite this with an And?
I tried both value and text and still getting a runtime error.
It highlights the Cell.value = cell.value *1 part for the error.
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If cell = "Letter" then cell <> "Weight" and if cell = "Weight" then cell <> "Letter".
That means you will try to increment the cell value even when there is a text value present.
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Thank you for your help. This did work perfectly.
I am very new to using VBA, and programming it.... I am used to thinking in terms of writing formulas in excel... not in VBA.... I would have used an if/or /then there.... I understand why it would not have worked here though.
Thanks again for your help.
You're welcome. Thanks for the rep.
If you were ORing the conditions in a formula, it wouldn't work there either.
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