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How to make a function accessible for all workbooks
Hi---How can I make this functoin accessible to all workbooks...
Function coloring(cell) ' ' coloring Macro ' Macro recorded 11.05.2005 by AABULABAN ' coloring = cell.Interior.ColorIndex End Function I have it saved under the Personal workbook, however, it only works there and no where else. Please help. Thanks |
How to make a function accessible for all workbooks
If you are calling it from a worksheet cell, you need to include
the workbook name in the call. E.g., =personal.xls!coloring(A1) -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Mark the Shark" wrote in message om... Hi---How can I make this functoin accessible to all workbooks... Function coloring(cell) ' ' coloring Macro ' Macro recorded 11.05.2005 by AABULABAN ' coloring = cell.Interior.ColorIndex End Function I have it saved under the Personal workbook, however, it only works there and no where else. Please help. Thanks |
How to make a function accessible for all workbooks
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