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Add_months function problem
I have received an excel spreadsheet that has an unusual function i
several of the cells. An example follows: Cell C17 reads: =add_months(C16,6,"NO_CHANGE","NYC") When viewing this spreadsheet on an Excel 97 SR2 w/ Windows 95, th result equals cell C16 (a date field) + 6 months (it seems to behave a the author intended). When trying to view the same document on Exce 2K, XP, or 2003 running WinXP, the result is #NAME, and the error i that it does not recognize the add_months function. The Excel 97 machine does not have any user-defined functions fo add_month, nor does it exist as a regular or add-in function. Ther are no macros on the machine or on the document. Adding subsequen cells at the end of the column using the same syntax on the Excel 9 machine also results in the #NAME error. I can find no special codin for the individual cells that would allow for this function. Ca anyone tell me how I can get the spreadsheet to behave properly on machine with Excel 2k, XP, or 2003? Thanks -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Add_months function problem
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this add_month is (IMHO) a user defined function. It may reside in an Add-in on your Excel 97 machine. So you may check the Add-in manager This is not a Excel function! -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany I have received an excel spreadsheet that has an unusual function in several of the cells. An example follows: Cell C17 reads: =add_months(C16,6,"NO_CHANGE","NYC") When viewing this spreadsheet on an Excel 97 SR2 w/ Windows 95, the result equals cell C16 (a date field) + 6 months (it seems to behave as the author intended). When trying to view the same document on Excel 2K, XP, or 2003 running WinXP, the result is #NAME, and the error is that it does not recognize the add_months function. The Excel 97 machine does not have any user-defined functions for add_month, nor does it exist as a regular or add-in function. There are no macros on the machine or on the document. Adding subsequent cells at the end of the column using the same syntax on the Excel 97 machine also results in the #NAME error. I can find no special coding for the individual cells that would allow for this function. Can anyone tell me how I can get the spreadsheet to behave properly on a machine with Excel 2k, XP, or 2003? Thanks. --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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