Вычисляемая формула содержит константу excel

Hello guys,

I would like to receive some help from you, as i cannot understand why my formula works for some values and for others isn’t.

So, in date1 column, i have a formula applied to a previous column, which deletes CHAR160 from the previous column which cannot be seen here. Next, i copied all the values from date1 to column date2 as values in order to apply a further formula (although its the same result if i apply the next formula directly to the date1 column). The formula in date3 is — =Datevalue+timevalue for the same cell in date2 column. 

And now comes the ugly part — for some of the cells the formula works perfectly, for others it returns the #value. I can’t make any correlation between the #value ones because there are different years, different types and so on. 

All the cells are formatted the same — the ones for which the formula works are formatted the same as the ones that the formula doesn’t work for.

I’ve sent this spreadsheet to someone who has windows7 and the formula works with no flaws. For windows10 and excel16 — the errors happen.

Can anyone please help in this matter?

Thank you!

When debugging or Quality Checking an Excel report at work I have found that the problem was because of text being hard coded inside a formula. I have heard this as being a Constant and Formula mixed cell.

Here are examples of what I see.

Constant =100

Constant =Facility

Formula cell =INDIRECT(ADDRESS(5,MATCH($A7&$B7&C$2,Data!$4:$4,0),,,$A$2))

Mixed cell =INDIRECT("Data!"&ADDRESS(5,MATCH($A7&$B7&C$2,Data!$4:$4,0)))

"Data!" is the Constant in the mixed cell, in this case the sheet name. If that sheet name ever changed, the formula would break. I have found and am using two conditional formats to highlight cells that are Constants and those that are formulas using this «Identify formulas using Conditional Formatting». I need to come up with a way to format those cells which contain these Constants inside of formulas.

I have found this question and tried using =IF(COUNT(SEARCH(CHAR(34),A1,1)),TRUE,FALSE) and FIND() to see if I could check if a cell had double quotes inside of it, but the SEARCH() returns FALSE since it is looking at the cells value and not it’s contents. It returns TRUE if the cell contains "Constant" but if it is a formula it returns FALSE, such as if the cell contains ="Constant".

How can I find Constants inside formulas across a whole worksheet or workbook?

EDIT*

Thanks to Sidd’s code below I have made a function in a module I can use in conditional formatting to at least highlight cells that contain quotes inside the cells.

Function FormulaHasQuotes(aCell)

  If InStr(1, aCell.Formula, """") Then
      FormulaHasQuotes = True
  Else
      FormulaHasQuotes = False
  End If

End Function