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Hi,
This is loosely related to my other posts over the past couple of weeks. This seems like it would be an FAQ, but apparently it is not. I have created a VBA add-in (used by several of my colleagues) which provides a function "giveMeSomeValue()". If my colleague creates a worksheet which uses this function "=10*giveMeSomeValue()", saves it on a common drive, and then I open it, the formula becomes =10*'C:\Path\ReminiscentOf\WhereHeKeeps\MyAddin.xl a'!giveMeSomeValue() Of course, I have the same add-in installed (in a different place, typically) so everything would work for me if the original formula remained intact, and it doesn't in its new form. How do I make it remain in its original form then? Many thanks in advance! Bura |
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