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User defined function gives #NAME?
I've writtena User Defined Function that yields #NAME? when I use it in a
spread sheet. Why is this? The code for the function is below. The code is in a module in PERSONAL.xls. I have also tried it in a module in the workbook where it is used. Same result. This UDF used to work for me. What am I doing wrong? John Wirt Function SigTest(cell1, cell2, cell3, cell4) Dim testval As Long testval = (cell1 - cell2) * (cell1 - cell2) testval = testval / (cell3 * cell3 + cell4 * cell4) If testval 3.841447 Then SigTest = "*" Else SigTest = "" End If End Function |
User defined function gives #NAME?
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Personal.xls!SigTest(cell1, cell2, cell3, cell4) in the worksheet -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "John Wirtr" <John wrote in message ... I've writtena User Defined Function that yields #NAME? when I use it in a spread sheet. Why is this? The code for the function is below. The code is in a module in PERSONAL.xls. I have also tried it in a module in the workbook where it is used. Same result. This UDF used to work for me. What am I doing wrong? John Wirt Function SigTest(cell1, cell2, cell3, cell4) Dim testval As Long testval = (cell1 - cell2) * (cell1 - cell2) testval = testval / (cell3 * cell3 + cell4 * cell4) If testval 3.841447 Then SigTest = "*" Else SigTest = "" End If End Function |
User defined function gives #NAME?
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=Personal.xls!Sigtest(cell1, cell2, cell3, cell4) "John Wirtr" wrote: I've writtena User Defined Function that yields #NAME? when I use it in a spread sheet. Why is this? The code for the function is below. The code is in a module in PERSONAL.xls. I have also tried it in a module in the workbook where it is used. Same result. This UDF used to work for me. What am I doing wrong? John Wirt Function SigTest(cell1, cell2, cell3, cell4) Dim testval As Long testval = (cell1 - cell2) * (cell1 - cell2) testval = testval / (cell3 * cell3 + cell4 * cell4) If testval 3.841447 Then SigTest = "*" Else SigTest = "" End If End Function |
User defined function gives #NAME?
Not too sure. It worked for me. I did clean it up a bit but the gist of it is
the same... Function SigTest(cell1 As Range, cell2 As Range, cell3 As Range, cell4 As Range) As String If (cell1 - cell2) ^ 2 / (cell3 ^ 2 + cell4 ^ 2) 3.841447 Then SigTest = "*" Else SigTest = "" End If End Function I am assuming that the functions is stored in a regular code module and not a sheet or thisworkbook. If so then that would be the culprit... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "John Wirtr" wrote: I've writtena User Defined Function that yields #NAME? when I use it in a spread sheet. Why is this? The code for the function is below. The code is in a module in PERSONAL.xls. I have also tried it in a module in the workbook where it is used. Same result. This UDF used to work for me. What am I doing wrong? John Wirt Function SigTest(cell1, cell2, cell3, cell4) Dim testval As Long testval = (cell1 - cell2) * (cell1 - cell2) testval = testval / (cell3 * cell3 + cell4 * cell4) If testval 3.841447 Then SigTest = "*" Else SigTest = "" End If End Function |
User defined function gives #NAME?
Or consider skipping the function and use the following formula in you
worksheet. Assume cells 1,2,3,4 are C1,D1,E1,F1 and the formula would look like: =IF((C1-D1)^2/(E1^2+F1^2)3.841447,"Happy","Sad") "John Wirtr" wrote: I've writtena User Defined Function that yields #NAME? when I use it in a spread sheet. Why is this? The code for the function is below. The code is in a module in PERSONAL.xls. I have also tried it in a module in the workbook where it is used. Same result. This UDF used to work for me. What am I doing wrong? John Wirt Function SigTest(cell1, cell2, cell3, cell4) Dim testval As Long testval = (cell1 - cell2) * (cell1 - cell2) testval = testval / (cell3 * cell3 + cell4 * cell4) If testval 3.841447 Then SigTest = "*" Else SigTest = "" End If End Function |
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