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I suggest you put the workbook and addin into the same folder anywhere
you use it. Excel seems to cope with this OK. Regards BrianB ============================================== "Leo Lin" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a add-in in xla format, and a worksheet that use the function of the add-in ( they are in seperate directory) . I distribute both the add-in and worksheet to another host. When I add the addin at the new host and open the worksheet, a message pop up asking if update links, I clicked yes. Then I saw the original formula has changed from "myfun(a2)" to something like "c:\addin\myaddin.xla!myfun(a2)", and because myaddin.xla copied to a different directory, the worksheet dosen't work any more and all the cells give the result "#NAME?" Can anyone help me how to let the cells' formula do not use the absolute path for add-ins but use whatever add-in that exists? Thank you. Leo |
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