Error.Ignore Property

Syntax

expression.Ignore

expression A variable that represents an Error object.

Remarks

Reference the ErrorCheckingOptions object to view a list of index values associated with error checking options.

Example

This example disables the ignore flag in cell A1 for checking empty cell references.

Visual Basic for Applications

Visual Basic for Applications
`Sub IgnoreChecking() Range("A1").Select ' Determine if empty cell references error checking is on, if not turn it on. If Application.Range("A1").Errors(xlEmptyCellReferences).Ignore = True Then Application.Range("A1").Errors(xlEmptyCellReferences).Ignore = False MsgBox "Empty cell references error checking has been enabled for cell A1." Else MsgBox "Empty cell references error checking is already enabled for cell A1." End If End Sub`

Sub IgnoreChecking() Range("A1").Select ' Determine if empty cell references error checking is on, if not turn it on. If Application.Range("A1").Errors(xlEmptyCellReferences).Ignore = True Then Application.Range("A1").Errors(xlEmptyCellReferences).Ignore = False MsgBox "Empty cell references error checking has been enabled for cell A1." Else MsgBox "Empty cell references error checking is already enabled for cell A1." End If End Sub

ignore ignore property

Allows the user to set or return the state of an error checking option for a range. False enables an error checking option for a range. True disables an error checking option for a range. Read/write Boolean.

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