Hide "inconsistent formula" error in a selection in Excel
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00:00 Hide &Quot;Inconsistent Formula&Quot; Error In A Selection In Excel
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00:00 Hide &Quot;Inconsistent Formula&Quot; Error In A Selection In Excel
00:47 Accepted Answer Score 11
01:15 Answer 2 Score 0
01:33 Answer 3 Score 1
01:47 Thank you
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ACCEPTED ANSWER
Score 11
You can do this for a range by:
- selecting the range.
- Click the arrow next to the button that appears.
- Select ignore error
Opton 2 via vba: select your cells and run the following macro
Sub Example()
Dim rngCell As Range, bError As Byte
For Each rngCell In Selection.Cells
For bError = 1 To 7 Step 1
With rngCell
If .Errors(bError).Value Then
.Errors(bError).Ignore = True
End If
End With
Next bError
Next rngCell
End Sub
ANSWER 2
Score 1
Sorry this is old news. Be sure to select a range where the top left cell contains an error. Then you get the yellow pop up needed to "Ignore Error"...so helpful!
ANSWER 3
Score 0
An inline option that worked for me, and was a bit simpler:
In my example the error was in bite 4, so that's what I used, but it could be on any bite: 1 - 7
Worksheets.Item(strSheet).Range(strColumn & strRow & ":" & strColumn & strRow).Errors(4).Ignore = True