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We have an old .xll Add-In that exposes a number of
user-defined-functions that we want to rewrite and replace with a new add-in. We want the transition for those using the add-in to be as painless as possible for our users. As a test, I created a new workbook, added two functions (named the same as in the old add-in) in a module and saved it as an .xla. Then I renamed it to be a .xll and overwrote the existing add-in. When I open a worksheet that contains one of the functions that I included in the new add-in, and then I hit F9, I get a #VALUE in the cell. Only if I go to the cell and hit enter, does it properly calc using the new Add-In. How can I make it so that F9 would work the first time and I don't have to go to each cell containing a formula and hit enter? thanks! |
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