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how does one use the NETWORKDAYS function in a excel VB macro?
I am writing a macro and need to calculate the workdays between 2 columns
that have dates. I see that in Excel there is a function called NETWORKDAYS but when I use this in the macro it tells me that this is not defined. Help - is there some addin that I need to add to my microsoft Visual basic macro feature to use this function? |
how does one use the NETWORKDAYS function in a excel VB macro?
Hi AC,
In the VBE, add a reference to the analysis toolpak VBA: Tools | check 'APTVBAEN.XLS' --- Regards, Norman "AC" wrote in message ... I am writing a macro and need to calculate the workdays between 2 columns that have dates. I see that in Excel there is a function called NETWORKDAYS but when I use this in the macro it tells me that this is not defined. Help - is there some addin that I need to add to my microsoft Visual basic macro feature to use this function? |
how does one use the NETWORKDAYS function in a excel VB macro?
Hi AC,
Tools | check 'APTVBAEN.XLS' Should read: Tools References | Check 'APTBAEN.XLS' --- Regards, Norman "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi AC, In the VBE, add a reference to the analysis toolpak VBA: Tools | check 'APTVBAEN.XLS' --- Regards, Norman |
how does one use the NETWORKDAYS function in a excel VB macro?
I just went to my VBE Tools REferences to see if I had this loaded, and I
didn't see it. I went to reg Excel and did Tools, Add-Ins Saw "Analysis-Tool-Pak-VBA << Unchecked so I checked it and OK'd out. I closed Excel totally, and reloaded. Then I went back to VBE - Tools References, and there saw atpvbaen.xls listed, but unchecked.. so I checked it. and Ok'd out. So the file name is: ATPVBAEN.xls Last thing (with question) - Now even though the ToolsPak-VBA box is checked IN BOTH REG EXCEL AND VBE-Tools REf, when I highlight it (in either window) and click on the browse button I'm taken to a Folder without the atpvbaen appearing Independently, in Explorer I can find the atpvbaen.xla file in: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\Library\Analysis I must guess that mysteriously I'm "hooked-Up" somehow////??? "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi AC, Tools | check 'APTVBAEN.XLS' Should read: Tools References | Check 'APTBAEN.XLS' --- Regards, Norman "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi AC, In the VBE, add a reference to the analysis toolpak VBA: Tools | check 'APTVBAEN.XLS' --- Regards, Norman |
how does one use the NETWORKDAYS function in a excel VB macro?
Also now when I close and re-enter my VBE environmnet my immediate window
contains: [auto_open] < [SetupFunctionIDs] < [SetupFunctionIDs] [PickPlatform] < [PickPlatform] [VerifyOpen] < [VerifyOpen] 1 [RegisterFunctionIDs] < [RegisterFunctionIDs] [auto_open] How can I Clean-this-up, where it no longer appears? "Jim May" wrote in message news:Qpm8f.5353$mV4.3576@dukeread02... I just went to my VBE Tools REferences to see if I had this loaded, and I didn't see it. I went to reg Excel and did Tools, Add-Ins Saw "Analysis-Tool-Pak-VBA << Unchecked so I checked it and OK'd out. I closed Excel totally, and reloaded. Then I went back to VBE - Tools References, and there saw atpvbaen.xls listed, but unchecked.. so I checked it. and Ok'd out. So the file name is: ATPVBAEN.xls Last thing (with question) - Now even though the ToolsPak-VBA box is checked IN BOTH REG EXCEL AND VBE-Tools REf, when I highlight it (in either window) and click on the browse button I'm taken to a Folder without the atpvbaen appearing Independently, in Explorer I can find the atpvbaen.xla file in: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\Library\Analysis I must guess that mysteriously I'm "hooked-Up" somehow////??? "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi AC, Tools | check 'APTVBAEN.XLS' Should read: Tools References | Check 'APTBAEN.XLS' --- Regards, Norman "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi AC, In the VBE, add a reference to the analysis toolpak VBA: Tools | check 'APTVBAEN.XLS' --- Regards, Norman |
how does one use the NETWORKDAYS function in a excel VB macro?
Hi Jim,
So the file name is: ATPVBAEN.xls Indeed: A(nalysis) T(ool) P(ak) VBA EN(glish) A touch of momentary dyslexia on my part! As to the immediate window entries, those would appear to be benign and the result of a setup report which MS have failed tp expunge in your version - I may be mistaken, but did you not recentlty install xl2003? I do not use xl2003, at least not here, and I have not had your experience. Others will, therefore, be better able to comment. --- ards, Norman "Jim May" wrote in message news:Qum8f.5356$mV4.1068@dukeread02... Also now when I close and re-enter my VBE environmnet my immediate window contains: [auto_open] < [SetupFunctionIDs] < [SetupFunctionIDs] [PickPlatform] < [PickPlatform] [VerifyOpen] < [VerifyOpen] 1 [RegisterFunctionIDs] < [RegisterFunctionIDs] [auto_open] How can I Clean-this-up, where it no longer appears? "Jim May" wrote in message news:Qpm8f.5353$mV4.3576@dukeread02... I just went to my VBE Tools REferences to see if I had this loaded, and I didn't see it. I went to reg Excel and did Tools, Add-Ins Saw "Analysis-Tool-Pak-VBA << Unchecked so I checked it and OK'd out. I closed Excel totally, and reloaded. Then I went back to VBE - Tools References, and there saw atpvbaen.xls listed, but unchecked.. so I checked it. and Ok'd out. So the file name is: ATPVBAEN.xls Last thing (with question) - Now even though the ToolsPak-VBA box is checked IN BOTH REG EXCEL AND VBE-Tools REf, when I highlight it (in either window) and click on the browse button I'm taken to a Folder without the atpvbaen appearing Independently, in Explorer I can find the atpvbaen.xla file in: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\Library\Analysis I must guess that mysteriously I'm "hooked-Up" somehow////??? "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi AC, Tools | check 'APTVBAEN.XLS' Should read: Tools References | Check 'APTBAEN.XLS' --- Regards, Norman "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi AC, In the VBE, add a reference to the analysis toolpak VBA: Tools | check 'APTVBAEN.XLS' --- Regards, Norman |
how does one use the NETWORKDAYS function in a excel VB macro?
Yes, I did recently install 2003;
What about the fact (earlier q) that in the case of my two dialog boxes Excel reg, and VBE -- when I select the files and click on Browse - I'm not immediately "attached" to the file in my folder: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\Library\Analysis where it resides? hummmmm... Appreciate your assistance, Jim "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi Jim, So the file name is: ATPVBAEN.xls Indeed: A(nalysis) T(ool) P(ak) VBA EN(glish) A touch of momentary dyslexia on my part! As to the immediate window entries, those would appear to be benign and the result of a setup report which MS have failed tp expunge in your version - I may be mistaken, but did you not recentlty install xl2003? I do not use xl2003, at least not here, and I have not had your experience. Others will, therefore, be better able to comment. --- ards, Norman "Jim May" wrote in message news:Qum8f.5356$mV4.1068@dukeread02... Also now when I close and re-enter my VBE environmnet my immediate window contains: [auto_open] < [SetupFunctionIDs] < [SetupFunctionIDs] [PickPlatform] < [PickPlatform] [VerifyOpen] < [VerifyOpen] 1 [RegisterFunctionIDs] < [RegisterFunctionIDs] [auto_open] How can I Clean-this-up, where it no longer appears? "Jim May" wrote in message news:Qpm8f.5353$mV4.3576@dukeread02... I just went to my VBE Tools REferences to see if I had this loaded, and I didn't see it. I went to reg Excel and did Tools, Add-Ins Saw "Analysis-Tool-Pak-VBA << Unchecked so I checked it and OK'd out. I closed Excel totally, and reloaded. Then I went back to VBE - Tools References, and there saw atpvbaen.xls listed, but unchecked.. so I checked it. and Ok'd out. So the file name is: ATPVBAEN.xls Last thing (with question) - Now even though the ToolsPak-VBA box is checked IN BOTH REG EXCEL AND VBE-Tools REf, when I highlight it (in either window) and click on the browse button I'm taken to a Folder without the atpvbaen appearing Independently, in Explorer I can find the atpvbaen.xla file in: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\Library\Analysis I must guess that mysteriously I'm "hooked-Up" somehow////??? "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi AC, Tools | check 'APTVBAEN.XLS' Should read: Tools References | Check 'APTBAEN.XLS' --- Regards, Norman "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi AC, In the VBE, add a reference to the analysis toolpak VBA: Tools | check 'APTVBAEN.XLS' --- Regards, Norman |
how does one use the NETWORKDAYS function in a excel VB macro?
Hi Jim,
There is an ATP addin for Excel and another addin (ATPVBAEN) for VBA. If you look at the addin list in Excel, you should see both. --- Regards, Norman "Jim May" wrote in message news:Qpm8f.5353$mV4.3576@dukeread02... I just went to my VBE Tools REferences to see if I had this loaded, and I didn't see it. I went to reg Excel and did Tools, Add-Ins Saw "Analysis-Tool-Pak-VBA << Unchecked so I checked it and OK'd out. I closed Excel totally, and reloaded. Then I went back to VBE - Tools References, and there saw atpvbaen.xls listed, but unchecked.. so I checked it. and Ok'd out. So the file name is: ATPVBAEN.xls Last thing (with question) - Now even though the ToolsPak-VBA box is checked IN BOTH REG EXCEL AND VBE-Tools REf, when I highlight it (in either window) and click on the browse button I'm taken to a Folder without the atpvbaen appearing Independently, in Explorer I can find the atpvbaen.xla file in: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\Library\Analysis I must guess that mysteriously I'm "hooked-Up" somehow////??? "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi AC, Tools | check 'APTVBAEN.XLS' Should read: Tools References | Check 'APTBAEN.XLS' --- Regards, Norman "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi AC, In the VBE, add a reference to the analysis toolpak VBA: Tools | check 'APTVBAEN.XLS' --- Regards, Norman |
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