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![]() try like: Function SHIPREQ(CustPartNo As Range, tDate As Range) As Double Dim rPro As Range, rSpo As Range Dim rowPro, colPro, rowSpo, colSpo 'variants With Workbooks("OEM Shipping Schedule.xls") Set rPro = .Worksheets("Production").Range("A4:AH150") Set rSpo = .Worksheets("Service Parts").Range("A4:AH150") End With 'use a variant to catch Match result 'use application w/o worksheetfunction to avoid R/T errors With Application rowPro = .Match(CustPartNo, rPro.Columns(1), 0) colPro = .Match(tDate, rPro.Rows(1), 0) rowSpo = .Match(CustPartNo, rSpo.Columns(1), 0) colSpo = .Match(tDate, rSpo.Rows(1), 0) End With If Not IsError(rowPro) And Not IsError(colPro) Then SHIPREQ = rPro(rowPro, colPro).Value End If If Not IsError(rowSpo) And Not IsError(colSpo) Then SHIPREQ = SHIPREQ + rSpo(rowSpo, colSpo).Value End If End Function -- keepITcool | www.XLsupport.com | keepITcool chello nl | amsterdam wrote : For some reason my UDF only returns a number if the "CustPartNo" variable is in the VOEMprodn range; otherwise it gives #VALUE!. However I need to address the case(s) that the CustPartNo variable is not contained in that range. I keep looking at it and I can't seem to find where it goes wrong. Any suggestions? Here's my code . . . |
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