Are you building the formula using USA English syntax?
Are you using .formula and using R1C1 notation (or vice versa)?

If this doesn't help (and I bet it doesn't!), you should share your code that
builds the formula.

And you should create a formula in the worksheet cell that works and share that,
too.



On 09/05/2011 08:43, Sonnich Jensen wrote:
Hi

In a larger script we create some formulas with VLOOKUP, but they do
not work, instead they give us #NAME?
It happens because the VLOOKUP uses another sheets SHEET2!G:N, which
seems to cause the problem.

When done, and we go to the cell, open the formula and press enter, we
get the actual value. It works,

I tried sheet.calculate, but that does not do the trick.

Any suggestions?

WBR
Sonnich

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Dave Peterson