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Hi Steven,

are you looking for the Evaluate method, which evaluates a string as though
it was a formula?

If so take a look at
http://www.decisionModels.com/calcsecretsh.htm
which discusses how to use evaluate

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Hi All,

Is it possible to check what the result of a formula is
within a cell?

Cheers,

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I'm looking for something along the lines of being able to determine,
using code, whether a formula result is of a certain value.

e.g.

=A1/B1

I would want to know whether it is less than 1 and if so then i'd delete
the row.

Thanks,

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