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Hi<br />
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In comparing a DataGridView cell value to an Excel cell value I get the error below.<br />
How would I change the code to not cause any errors no matter what the values,<br />
including nulls. Thanks<br />
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If Me.DataGridView1.Rows(10).<wbr />Cells(c).V<wbr />alue &lt;&gt;&nbsp;Globals.ThisAddIn.Applicat<wbr />ion.Cells(<wbr />oExcelRow,<wbr /> c).value Then<br />
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Hi

In comparing a DataGridView cell value to an Excel cell value I get the error below.
How would I change the code to not cause any errors no matter what the values,
including nulls. Thanks

If Me.DataGridView1.Rows(10).Cells(c).Value <> Globals.ThisAddIn.Application.Cells(oExcelRow, c).value Then

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