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When calling a function created in a different workbook, I get the #NAME! not
defined even thought I put down the spreadsheet name.
"=anotherbook!myfunction(A1)"
Am I doing something wrong?

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Is the other workbook open ?

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When calling a function created in a different workbook, I get the #NAME!
not
defined even thought I put down the spreadsheet name.
"=anotherbook!myfunction(A1)"
Am I doing something wrong?

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Yes.

"Trevor Shuttleworth" wrote:

Is the other workbook open ?

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When calling a function created in a different workbook, I get the #NAME!
not
defined even thought I put down the spreadsheet name.
"=anotherbook!myfunction(A1)"
Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks




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