plino wrote:
But as you said, I really don't want to browse 300.000 lines to spot errors ;)
Hi plino,
for your specific case I might have a possible workaround. The following
formula (place it in any cell) would give you the row number for the first
non-numeric value in the range A1:A3.
{= MIN(IF(ISNUMBER(A1:A3), "ALL GOOD", ROW(A1:A3)))}
Do not explicitly the curly braces, they appear automatically. It must be
entered as an array function, therefore press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to accept the
formula, not just ENTER.
Change the 2 references (A1:A3) to the cells you want to check. If you've
corrected the value (i.e. went to the row where the non-numeric value
appears and made it numeric) then it will refer to the next non-numeric row.
This way you can systematically address each issue (if there aren't too
many).
It's not a solution for the problem, just a workaround. Nevertheless, I
hope it helps.
Regards
Jack
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