Excel: Example of HALT() Command Is Incorrect

Last reviewed: November 2, 1994
Article ID: Q59246

SUMMARY

The example of the HALT() command on page 242 in the "Microsoft Excel Functions and Macros" version 2.2 manual contains an error.

The example incorrectly reads as follows:

   IF(ISERROR(A1),HALT()GOTO(D4))

There should be a comma between "HALT()" and "GOTO(D4)". The IF() statement contains three parameters: the conditional, the value-if-true, and the value-if-false.

For more information on the IF() statement, see page 43 in the "Microsoft Excel Functions and Macros" version 2.2 manual.

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Last reviewed: November 2, 1994
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