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It has been 8 or so years since I did anything in excel, please excuse
the simple question.

In cells a1 and b1 I have a string stored. In cell c1 I would like to
have a function I have written ( = Module1.func(a1,b1) ).

Function func will return a value to cell c1.

I must be doing something stupid because excel flags the cell with a
#NAME? error.

Can someone explain how to make this work?

Thanks in advance, Bob.
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That error indicates that Excel can't find the function. Is it in the same workbook? If so,
write it as =func(a1,b1)


On Fri, 29 Aug 2003 13:55:27 -0700, Bob Grossman wrote:

It has been 8 or so years since I did anything in excel, please excuse
the simple question.

In cells a1 and b1 I have a string stored. In cell c1 I would like to
have a function I have written ( = Module1.func(a1,b1) ).

Function func will return a value to cell c1.

I must be doing something stupid because excel flags the cell with a
#NAME? error.

Can someone explain how to make this work?

Thanks in advance, Bob.


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