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To simplify unit conversions, I created a series of functions like the
following, intended to be used either by typing the function directly in the cell =8*LPS2CFM() or by highlighting the cell(s), and selecting it from a custom menu, which executes the subroutine below. The code defining them is in a workbook called Macros.xls, which loads from the XLStart folder. They run as expected when tested on the Macros worksheet, but generate a #Name# error from anywhere else. Can anyone tell me how I can gain access to them? Thanks. Sprinks Public Function LPS2CFM() LPS2CFM = 2.118880003 End Function Public Sub SubLPS2CFM() Dim Cell As Range Dim strWS As String For Each Cell In Selection If IsNull(Cell.Formula) Or Cell.Formula = "" Then Else €˜strip equal sign, rounding, and unnecessary parentheses strWS = fxnWorkingString(Cell.Formula) Cell.Formula = "=" & strWS & "*LPS2CFM()" End If Next Cell End Sub |
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