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VBA and ISNA# Format

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    VBA and ISNA# Format

    Hi, I have this piece of code that returns a value with #NA sometimes when there is no value. How can I make this #NA not show when there is no value.

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    Re: VBA and ISNA# Format

    An easy way is to use conditional formatting to set the font color to the cell color, with a formula of =ISNA(A1)
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