Good. Glad you got it working.
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"CarlosAntenna" wrote:

Never mind.

I had more than one book.xlt and I put it in the wrong one.

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Carlos

"CarlosAntenna" wrote in message
...
Thanks Kevin, that did it.

I also tried putting that module in my book.xlt so the function would be
available in new workbooks, but it doesn't appear in the new workbooks
created from book.xlt. Any ideas about that?

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Carlos

"Kevin Vaughn" wrote in message
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Put it in a normal module, not under "this workbook" or a worksheet.
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"CarlosAntenna" wrote:

I also use this same kind of construct often. (vlookup with error
trap)
I
cut and pasted the code into the "this workbook" object and used the
taz
function in a worksheet but I get a #NAME error. What am I doing
wrong?
I
also tried putting it in the sheet objects -- same error.

My formula in B2 is: =taz(A2,Sheet1!A:B,2)

This would be very useful to me but I never thought of defining my own
function.
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Carlos

"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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Try this version

Function taz(a, b, c)

On Error Resume Next
taz = WorksheetFunction.VLookup(a, b, c, 0)
On Error GoTo 0
If IsEmpty(taz) Then
taz = 5
End If
End Function


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"T De Villiers"

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Thanks for this, another question though, just say I want the
output
to
be 5
when there is an error, why doesnt the following work, many
thanks:

Function taz(a, b, c)

On Error Resume Next
taz = WorksheetFunction.VLookup(a, b, c, 0)
On Error GoTo 0
If IsError(taz) Then
taz = 5
End If
End Function


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