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please help there's a problem using a user defined function,
=GetPOPData("AB(100)","CD(G)") within an xla file that is installed and works fine. The problem is that occasionally when I open a spreadsheet that contains these functions I get the #Name? Error, if I shut down the sheet and reload it, it works and is able to retain the correct values, the function needs to retain the values when I first open it without having to force a recalc. I have searched high and low and no one else seems to have come across this problem, I am a bit confused because at times it works fine and other times I get the #Name? could it be the order in which Excel loads the addin. |
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#Name?
Hi Victor,
could you post the function code? maybe the internal order of the function causes the error... Best Markus -----Original Message----- please help there's a problem using a user defined function, =GetPOPData("AB(100)","CD(G)") within an xla file that is installed and works fine. The problem is that occasionally when I open a spreadsheet that contains these functions I get the #Name? Error, if I shut down the sheet and reload it, it works and is able to retain the correct values, the function needs to retain the values when I first open it without having to force a recalc. I have searched high and low and no one else seems to have come across this problem, I am a bit confused because at times it works fine and other times I get the #Name? could it be the order in which Excel loads the addin. . |
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Thanks, the function itself doesn't do much, I still have the problem if I
set the return value to a constant e.g. 1 without any other calculation, thanks for your help Hi Victor, could you post the function code? maybe the internal order of the function causes the error... Best Markus -----Original Message----- please help there's a problem using a user defined function, =GetPOPData("AB(100)","CD(G)") within an xla file that is installed and works fine. The problem is that occasionally when I open a spreadsheet that contains these functions I get the #Name? Error, if I shut down the sheet and reload it, it works and is able to retain the correct values, the function needs to retain the values when I first open it without having to force a recalc. I have searched high and low and no one else seems to have come across this problem, I am a bit confused because at times it works fine and other times I get the #Name? could it be the order in which Excel loads the addin. . |
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Hi Victor,
well, nevertheless I could imagine some problems especcially concerning .select and .activate methods within the function code... sometimes Excel is very sensitive if there is a wrong worksheet activated when you open the workbook - and the functions fail, showing the NAME-error... Best Markus -----Original Message----- Thanks, the function itself doesn't do much, I still have the problem if I set the return value to a constant e.g. 1 without any other calculation, thanks for your help Hi Victor, could you post the function code? maybe the internal order of the function causes the error... Best Markus -----Original Message----- please help there's a problem using a user defined function, =GetPOPData("AB(100)","CD(G)") within an xla file that is installed and works fine. The problem is that occasionally when I open a spreadsheet that contains these functions I get the #Name? Error, if I shut down the sheet and reload it, it works and is able to retain the correct values, the function needs to retain the values when I first open it without having to force a recalc. I have searched high and low and no one else seems to have come across this problem, I am a bit confused because at times it works fine and other times I get the #Name? could it be the order in which Excel loads the addin. . . |
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