I have done something like this before in vba, but when I try it now it is
not working. Here is what I want to do, if a value of cell c1 is < 0.01,
then I want the the value of cell d1 = "".

Here is what I used before:

If Cells(13, "E").Value = "" And Cells(13, "G").Value = "" Then
Range("P13:T13").Value = ""

I realize that the cells here where equal to null, but I thought if the I
used > or < that I would get the same result.

Here is what I am trying to use now:
If Cells(28, "P").Value < 43 Then
Range("Q29:Q30").Value = ""

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance

You refer to the cell whose value you are testing to be less than 43
as <<Cells(28, "P")>>
Is the location reference meant to be in Row / Column format ie R1C1??
If so row 28, column E would be <<Cells(28,5)>>
If a range, then <<Range("E28")>>
Your <<Range("Q29:Q30")>> should be OK.
Hope this helps
donwb

"bumper338" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have done something like this before in vba, but when I try it now it is
> not working. Here is what I want to do, if a value of cell c1 is < 0.01,
> then I want the the value of cell d1 = "".
>
> Here is what I used before:
>
> If Cells(13, "E").Value = "" And Cells(13, "G").Value = "" Then
> Range("P13:T13").Value = ""
>
> I realize that the cells here where equal to null, but I thought if the I
> used > or < that I would get the same result.
>
> Here is what I am trying to use now:
> If Cells(28, "P").Value < 43 Then
> Range("Q29:Q30").Value = ""
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks in advance

You can also use ClearContents
If Cells(13, "E").Value = "" And Cells(13, "G").Value = "" Then
Range("P13:T13").ClearContents
End If

What are you having a problem with? There does not appear to be a problem
with the code you posted.

"bumper338" wrote:

> I have done something like this before in vba, but when I try it now it is
> not working. Here is what I want to do, if a value of cell c1 is < 0.01,
> then I want the the value of cell d1 = "".
>
> Here is what I used before:
>
> If Cells(13, "E").Value = "" And Cells(13, "G").Value = "" Then
> Range("P13:T13").Value = ""
>
> I realize that the cells here where equal to null, but I thought if the I
> used > or < that I would get the same result.
>
> Here is what I am trying to use now:
> If Cells(28, "P").Value < 43 Then
> Range("Q29:Q30").Value = ""
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks in advance

Here is the code that I am having problems with:

If Cells(28, "P").Value < 43 Then
Range("Q29:Q30").Value = ""

Apparently when I changed the Cells to be less than or greater than it does
not work. I have tried using the ClearContents and tried using a null value
and it does not clear the cell range that I have identified.

Am I not able to us greater than or less than?

"JLGWhiz" wrote:

> You can also use ClearContents
> If Cells(13, "E").Value = "" And Cells(13, "G").Value = "" Then
> Range("P13:T13").ClearContents
> End If
>
> What are you having a problem with? There does not appear to be a problem
> with the code you posted.
>
> "bumper338" wrote:
>
> > I have done something like this before in vba, but when I try it now it is
> > not working. Here is what I want to do, if a value of cell c1 is < 0.01,
> > then I want the the value of cell d1 = "".
> >
> > Here is what I used before:
> >
> > If Cells(13, "E").Value = "" And Cells(13, "G").Value = "" Then
> > Range("P13:T13").Value = ""
> >
> > I realize that the cells here where equal to null, but I thought if the I
> > used > or < that I would get the same result.
> >
> > Here is what I am trying to use now:
> > If Cells(28, "P").Value < 43 Then
> > Range("Q29:Q30").Value = ""
> >
> > Any suggestions?
> >
> > Thanks in advance