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![]() I created a lot of user-defined functions in Excel2000 and I access them from an .xla file (add-in). I frequently send my workbooks to colleagues using Excel2000, but I intentionally have not supplied to them the .xla file. If they do not edit their copy of the workbook, the user functions display the last-saved results properly. If my colleagues make edits to cells that affect the user functions, the user functions fail with #NAME etc. This is good because it prevents my colleagues from modifying and resaving my workbooks. However, a colleague now has Excel 2003, and on his machine the user functions immediately fail (cells display #NAME etc) when the workbook is opened. Obviously the problem has something to do with Excel 2003. Any thoughts how to fix this? -- goodguy |
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