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Default WorksheetFunction.Trend doesn't work?

Folks,

I can't seem to get this simple function to work

I keep getting an "Unable to get Trend Properties of the Worksheet Function
Class" error. Trend is on the supported Application.WorksheetFunction list.
Perhaps the Trend function is not supported by VBA - or am I just making a
foolish code error?

Below is the Code. On the active sheet, the range J11:U11 contains product
sales numbers between 5.05 and 9.30 (in thousands) and range J4:U4 contains
the numbers 1 to 12.

Thanks for your help.

Allan P. London, CPA

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Sub FunctionTest()
MsgBox TF(11, 13)
End Sub
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Function TF(theRow As Integer, theCol As Integer) As Double

Dim I As Integer
Dim theRange As String
Dim YRange As Range
Dim XRange As Range

theRange = "J" & theRow & ":U" & theRow
MsgBox (theRow & " " & theCol & " " & theRange)
Set YRange = ActiveSheet.Range(theRange)
Set XRange = ActiveSheet.Range("J4:U4")
TF = Application.WorksheetFunction.Trend(YRange, XRange, theCol)

End Function


 
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