Now you know where to come.<g

Appreciate the feed-back.
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"jefftlewis" wrote in message
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Yes, I have. I was able to solve the problem. I changed my macro
security
setting from "High" to "Medium". Then when you are asked to accept macros
(when you open the file in question), you say yes. I guess the EOMONTH
function, or the ATP add-in, requires a macro?

Thanks for your reply. This discussion group seems like a pretty handy
resource. I frequently have detailed Excel questions, and don't know
where
to turn.

Regards,
Jeff


"RagDyer" wrote:

Have you installed the ATP add-in first?
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"jefftlewis" wrote in message
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Yes, i'm having the same exact problem. I tried the suggestion below
by
Ragdyer, but it does not seem to work.

The excel file that is showing the "#NAME?" was created about 10 years
ago,
so the problem seems to have to do with newer versions of Excel trying
to
use
an Excel file created many years prior.

If anyone has any further suggestions, I'd love to hear about them.

My only option it seems is to rewrite all the formulas that use
EOMONTH.

Thanks, Jeff



"Ragdyer" wrote:

Try re-registering the formulas *after* you install the Add-In.

Select a range of cells containing some of these formulas, then:

<Edit <Replace
In "Find what", enter
=
In "Replace With", enter
=

Then <Replace All
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"Ray" wrote in message
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I have used the EOMONTH function successfully. But I transferred
my
workbook
to someone who did not have the needed add-in installed so it
generated a
#NAME? error. So I installed the add-in on his computer but it did
not
resolve the #NAME? error. I took his workbook and put it back on
my
computer
and it still generates the #NAME? error. But if I open my original
file
the
EOMONTH works. I can flip between the two open workbooks and see
the
error
on his file, but not on mine. Tried F9 to force a recompute, no
help?
Any
ideas?