There are two possibile solutions to my problem. I wish to run a macro only if a particular cell is blank.
Another method which could be more robust may be to only run the macro if a particular cell matches the text from a predefined list.
Any one of the two options would be great. Can anyone help me achieve this?
Hello heliskier89,
How is the macro run?
Sincerely,
Leith Ross
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Hi.
It would be interesting to say you want more details.
Post an example.
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For the former, you would just need to check the contents of this cell at the start of your routine eg:
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For the second option there are a variety of ways to check this, but where is the pre-defined list stored? In a worksheet range, defined name or code array?
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