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I am working on a excel staff structure that has an issue with
changing formulas. All formula cells are protected and half are hidden but every so often a reference will disapear from a formula. It is never the same column or row and is only used by only 1 person per shop no other interferance can be traced. Sometimes it can occour on a page that has not been modified. here is a copy of the formula =Hours_Worked($A81,C81,C82,$A$2) hours_worked is the vba part of the program to work out the number of hours worked and the remainder are reference cells =Shift_Pay($A81,C$4,C81,C82,$G$2,$D$3,$A$2) +$K84/7 shift_pay works out the pay rates and any penalities in vba and gives a $ figure =Hours_Worked($A81,#REF!,#REF!,$A$2) this is what I get which gives the errors =Shift_Pay($A81,D$4,#REF!,#REF!,$G$2,$D$3,$A$2) +$K84/7 it is very random when and where it happens, It's like there is a ghost in it doing what it wants can any one help me? |
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I can't say for sure, but the following sorts of things can cause #Ref! to
appear: If you delete a column or row that contains one of the arguments. If you drag some cells into an area that contains one of the arguments. "PJG" wrote: I am working on a excel staff structure that has an issue with changing formulas. All formula cells are protected and half are hidden but every so often a reference will disapear from a formula. It is never the same column or row and is only used by only 1 person per shop no other interferance can be traced. Sometimes it can occour on a page that has not been modified. here is a copy of the formula =Hours_Worked($A81,C81,C82,$A$2) hours_worked is the vba part of the program to work out the number of hours worked and the remainder are reference cells =Shift_Pay($A81,C$4,C81,C82,$G$2,$D$3,$A$2) +$K84/7 shift_pay works out the pay rates and any penalities in vba and gives a $ figure =Hours_Worked($A81,#REF!,#REF!,$A$2) this is what I get which gives the errors =Shift_Pay($A81,D$4,#REF!,#REF!,$G$2,$D$3,$A$2) +$K84/7 it is very random when and where it happens, It's like there is a ghost in it doing what it wants can any one help me? |
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On Apr 15, 9:58 am, Art wrote:
I can't say for sure, but the following sorts of things can cause #Ref! to appear: If you delete a column or row that contains one of the arguments. If you drag some cells into an area that contains one of the arguments. "PJG" wrote: I am working on a excel staff structure that has an issue with changing formulas. All formula cells are protected and half are hidden but every so often a reference will disapear from a formula. It is never the same column or row and is only used by only 1 person per shop no other interferance can be traced. Sometimes it can occour on a page that has not been modified. here is a copy of the formula =Hours_Worked($A81,C81,C82,$A$2) hours_worked is the vba part of the program to work out the number of hours worked and the remainder are reference cells =Shift_Pay($A81,C$4,C81,C82,$G$2,$D$3,$A$2) +$K84/7 shift_pay works out the pay rates and any penalities in vba and gives a $ figure =Hours_Worked($A81,#REF!,#REF!,$A$2) this is what I get which gives the errors =Shift_Pay($A81,D$4,#REF!,#REF!,$G$2,$D$3,$A$2) +$K84/7 it is very random when and where it happens, It's like there is a ghost in it doing what it wants can any one help me?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thanks but no columns or cells are draged or deleted. Thats the weird thing but this error keeps coming up!!! |
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