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In a cell I call this function:
Function CalcILFPath() As String CalcILFPath = Workbooks("CalcILF Add-In.xla").Path End Function Sometimes people have copied the add-in to their add-ins folder, and aren't loading it from the public location. They then don't get updates. We want to be able to display its location. My problem is this cell does not update when opening the workbook. First I tried this block of code: ' force recalc on user's add-in path Application.EnableEvents = False Application.Iteration = False Range("AddinPathUser").Calculate Application.EnableEvents = True That didn't work. So I tried: Range("AddinPathUser").Formula = "=CalcILFPath()" That didn't work either, though I tried this a while back and I can't remember just what its problem was. Ideally I would have the formula in a cell and not call a user function. But I don't know how to do this. Any suggestions? Sometimes I get this error later in my code: The macro "Calc ILF Add-In.xla!'Auto_Add' cannot be found. Note single double quote. What is this error? If I press continue the code precedes normally. Don <www.donwiss.com (e-mail link at home page bottom). |
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