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macro programming problem
I use the regression tool to calculate calibration curves
in my laboratory. In earlier versions of excel, I have created macros to update the regression calculation. The older macro would not work in excel 2002 (gives an illegal range error). When I try to recreate the macro in the new excel from scratch (by recording), it fails. When I run the macro, it says it lacks the Y range. I have tried defining the ranges by clicking and dragging with the mouse, and also by typing in the range. Neither worked. I originally sent the regression output to a different sheet, but it didnt like that. Then I simplified, keeping on the same sheet; no good there either. Anyone have any insight into whats going on? thanks, Dave |
macro programming problem
Are there any missing values in the y-range?
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Dave Murto wrote in message ... I use the regression tool to calculate calibration curves in my laboratory. In earlier versions of excel, I have created macros to update the regression calculation. The older macro would not work in excel 2002 (gives an illegal range error). When I try to recreate the macro in the new excel from scratch (by recording), it fails. When I run the macro, it says it lacks the Y range. I have tried defining the ranges by clicking and dragging with the mouse, and also by typing in the range. Neither worked. I originally sent the regression output to a different sheet, but it didnt like that. Then I simplified, keeping on the same sheet; no good there either. Anyone have any insight into whats going on? thanks, Dave |
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