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Fellow Programmers!
I am having a hard time figuring out how to get the following formula to work inside of a macro...I have created a userform with a EXCEL SPREADSHEET INSIDE OF A USER FORM (AS IT IS AVAILABLE AS A VBA PLUG-IN [ADDITIONAL TOOLS] VERSION 12. The problem is the fact that the code works fine if it used three times but if its used anymore after three times it causes an error message stating the following... =============================== Run-Time Error '-536608719 (e0040031)': The formula you typed contains an error. For information about fixing common formula problems, see Help. If you are not trying to enter a foormula, avoid using an equals sign (=) or minus sign (-), or precede it with a single quotation mark (') =============================== CODE -------- CALC.ActiveCell.Value = "=" & ActiveCell.Value & "&Z5000" How it appears on the spreadsheet -------------------------------------------------- =12345. ActiveCell.Value = 12345 Z5000 = . (PERIOD) The PERIOD is neccessary as it is making the number have .00 but I wouldn't see why it would be crashing the program as it works fine in the NORMAL style Excel Spreadsheet... Any help is greatly appreciated!!! |
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