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On Sat, 27 Nov 2004 05:49:07 -0800, "RonaldF"
wrote: Hello Ron, I have tested it, but when I rename Module1 to LH2005 (the name of the function) then I have to put in Excel to activate the function "=LH2005.LH2005(values)" to get it working. I just want to put "=LH2005(values)" in stead of "=LH2005.LH2005(values)". Greetings Ronald. Read again what I wrote. "This is usually due to multiple modules/functions/names with the same name." You have set up a situation where your *module* and your *function* have the SAME name. (LH2005). I emphasize that this is an ambiguous situation. Excel cannot know, when you type LH2005, if you are referring to the *module* or to the *function*. If you don't want to have to specify both, you cannot give both of them IDENTICAL names!!! --ron |
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