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built-in function doesn't work properly
This simple Function doesn't update the result.... I have to edit the cell to
calculate new result. The easiest way i found is to prees 'F2' and 'Enter' for each cell that have this function... Thanks for any help Function CupaoActual(RangeDatasCupao As Range) As Byte Dim j As Byte For j = 1 To RangeDatasCupao.Count If RangeDatasCupao(1, j) Range("TodayDate") Then CupaoActual = j - 1 Exit Function End If Next End Function |
built-in function doesn't work properly
You should pass as arguments *all* ranges you use in the function. In
your case, you are not passing the range named TodayDate. -- Regards, Tushar Mehta www.tushar-mehta.com Multi-disciplinary business expertise + Technology skills = Optimal solution to your business problem Recipient Microsoft MVP award 2000-2005 In article , says... This simple Function doesn't update the result.... I have to edit the cell to calculate new result. The easiest way i found is to prees 'F2' and 'Enter' for each cell that have this function... Thanks for any help Function CupaoActual(RangeDatasCupao As Range) As Byte Dim j As Byte For j = 1 To RangeDatasCupao.Count If RangeDatasCupao(1, j) Range("TodayDate") Then CupaoActual = j - 1 Exit Function End If Next End Function |
built-in function doesn't work properly
"Calaozao" wrote in message ... This simple Function doesn't update the result.... I have to edit the cell to calculate new result. The easiest way i found is to prees 'F2' and 'Enter' for each cell that have this function... Thanks for any help Function CupaoActual(RangeDatasCupao As Range) As Byte Dim j As Byte For j = 1 To RangeDatasCupao.Count If RangeDatasCupao(1, j) Range("TodayDate") Then CupaoActual = j - 1 Exit Function End If Next End Function There are two solutions 1) Pass the Range "TodayDate" to the UDF or use get it within the UDF. As it is, the UDF is made in such a way that it prevents Excel from understanding the it should recalculate all calls to CupaoActual when something within the range does change. Maybe you should pass it as Date rather than range 2) After the declaration of j, insert Application.Volatile (True) This will force Excel to always recalculate this function whether Excel thinks it needs to or not. The first solution is the better. /Fredrik |
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