VBA ok but error running as add-in

justforgroups

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Hi,
Is this code permissible in a custom add-in (XLA)?

Code:
For Each rngCell In Worksheets(gs_sheet).Cells(gl_last_row, gl_last_col)
        If Trim(rngCell.Value) = "" Then
            rngCell.Value = 0   "< ----- error in XLA here
        End If
    Next rngCell

It works fine when executed as VBA but as an add-in, it raises the error: Application-defined or object-defined error

Thks.
 

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The code would fail if the worksheet was protected and the cell was locked. Why are you looping when you have only one cell?
 
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In this:

For Each rngCell In Worksheets(gs_sheet).Cells(gl_last_row, gl_last_col)

The Cells property is returning a single cell.
 
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