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PJG

Changing formulas
 
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?


Roger Govier

Changing formulas
 
Hi

Take a look at your VBA code.
It looks like the cells are being Deleted when some event happens,
rather than being cleared within the code.


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Regards

Roger Govier


"PJG" wrote in message
oups.com...
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?




[email protected]

Changing formulas
 
Another thought:

You may have protected the formulas in the cells but what about the cells themselves?

i.e. if another deletes cells, or rows or columns th #REF can occur. Realize that #REF is telling
you that the information in the cell to which it was linked is now gone!

EagleOne

David McRitchie

Changing formulas
 
Hi Peter,
If you were to delete Column C between uses
then you would get that error.

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HTH,
David McRitchie, Microsoft MVP - Excel
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"PJG" wrote in message oups.com...
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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