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Is there an object that represents a blank cell?

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    Is there an object that represents a blank cell?

    I want to use a For Each loop running straight down a column. But instead of doing For Each 'cell' where cell is a range object I would like Excel to evaluate only blank cells inside of the column.

    For example, For Each blankCell in Range("G:G"), where the variable blankCell is an object that represents a blank cell.

    Is there such thing as a blank cell object?

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    Re: Is there an object that represents a blank cell?

    Not that I know of, but others may know of something. Just add this after your for each statement
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    Re: Is there an object that represents a blank cell?

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