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Uh, sir? ;) Sorry about that, and anyway I was incorrect.
You had asked, Quote... Even if I select a range of cells to be filled with the result, all that appears is the first element of the arrray. << Just to clarify -- you are array-entering the formula, right? That is, using Ctrl-Shift-Enter instead of just Enter. ....Quote And the correct answer is, no, I'd never heard of using Ctrl-Shift-Enter in Excel. After trying it (it was also suggested by Stephen Bullen in the ms.p.vsnet.vstools.office group), that seems to have solved that part of the problem. Thank you :) |
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