I have a macro that needs either Workdays or networkdays to determine the
number of workdays in a month.
I have installed the "Analysis Tool Pack" and "Analysis Took Pack - VBA"
into Excel.
I am trying to use "application.worksheetfunction.networkdays(... ..)"
however after I enter the "." there is no reference to either "Workdays" or
"Networkdays" from the object browser.

When I run the macro, it errors out with Run-time error 438 - Object does
not support this property or method.

Does anyone know why this is happening, and what I can do to correct this?

Thank-you

On Wed, 22 Mar 2006 19:26:31 -0800, ABG wrote:

I have a macro that needs either Workdays or networkdays to determine the
number of workdays in a month.
I have installed the "Analysis Tool Pack" and "Analysis Took Pack - VBA"
into Excel.
I am trying to use "application.worksheetfunction.networkdays(... ..)"
however after I enter the "." there is no reference to either "Workdays" or
"Networkdays" from the object browser.

When I run the macro, it errors out with Run-time error 438 - Object does
not support this property or method.

Does anyone know why this is happening, and what I can do to correct this?

Thank-you

In the VB editor, Tools/References atpvbaen.xls

Then in your macro, just use:

Var = workdays(dt,num)


--ron

THANK-YOU Ron.

I forgot the aptvbaen.xls!

I guess this is where I slap myself on the back of the head and chalk it up
to an ID 10 T error! (I get a lot of those!)


"Ron Rosenfeld" wrote:

On Wed, 22 Mar 2006 19:26:31 -0800, ABG wrote:

I have a macro that needs either Workdays or networkdays to determine the
number of workdays in a month.
I have installed the "Analysis Tool Pack" and "Analysis Took Pack - VBA"
into Excel.
I am trying to use "application.worksheetfunction.networkdays(... ..)"
however after I enter the "." there is no reference to either "Workdays" or
"Networkdays" from the object browser.

When I run the macro, it errors out with Run-time error 438 - Object does
not support this property or method.

Does anyone know why this is happening, and what I can do to correct this?

Thank-you

In the VB editor, Tools/References atpvbaen.xls

Then in your macro, just use:

Var = workdays(dt,num)


--ron

On Wed, 22 Mar 2006 20:01:32 -0800, ABG wrote:

THANK-YOU Ron.

I forgot the aptvbaen.xls!

I guess this is where I slap myself on the back of the head and chalk it up
to an ID 10 T error! (I get a lot of those!)

I find I get more of those the older I get :-))

Glad to help
--ron