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'NAME' instead of numbers
My workbook works perfectly but on some other computers they see 'NAME' in
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'NAME' instead of numbers
Usually means a function can't be found. Usually its something in the
Analysis PaK -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200755 "lena" wrote: My workbook works perfectly but on some other computers they see 'NAME' in some areas. Why? -- lena |
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'NAME' instead of numbers
Hi,
If you mean #NAME? this occurs when your formula refers to named range that doesn't exist. Mike "lena" wrote: My workbook works perfectly but on some other computers they see 'NAME' in some areas. Why? -- lena |
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'NAME' instead of numbers
But if it works perfectly for me, and I email it to someone else why won't it
work for them? Why would the named range not exist for them? -- lena "Mike H" wrote: Hi, If you mean #NAME? this occurs when your formula refers to named range that doesn't exist. Mike "lena" wrote: My workbook works perfectly but on some other computers they see 'NAME' in some areas. Why? -- lena |
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'NAME' instead of numbers
ToolsAdd-ins, check Analysis Toolpak
-- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Gary''s Student" wrote in message ... | Usually means a function can't be found. Usually its something in the | Analysis PaK | -- | Gary''s Student - gsnu200755 | | | "lena" wrote: | | My workbook works perfectly but on some other computers they see 'NAME' in | some areas. Why? | -- | lena |
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'NAME' instead of numbers
maybe in another workbook
"lena" wrote: But if it works perfectly for me, and I email it to someone else why won't it work for them? Why would the named range not exist for them? -- lena "Mike H" wrote: Hi, If you mean #NAME? this occurs when your formula refers to named range that doesn't exist. Mike "lena" wrote: My workbook works perfectly but on some other computers they see 'NAME' in some areas. Why? -- lena |
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'NAME' instead of numbers
Thank You!
-- lena "Niek Otten" wrote: ToolsAdd-ins, check Analysis Toolpak -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Gary''s Student" wrote in message ... | Usually means a function can't be found. Usually its something in the | Analysis PaK | -- | Gary''s Student - gsnu200755 | | | "lena" wrote: | | My workbook works perfectly but on some other computers they see 'NAME' in | some areas. Why? | -- | lena |
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