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Needless to say, I still have the option of pushing a formula into a
cell, pushing the arguments into other cells, excuting the formula cell, and then picking off the result. When I go that way, however, it still throws an error. I come up with a FormulaR1C1 of something like: =MDURATION("1/1/2008", "1/1/2016", ".08", ".09", "2", "1") And, indeed, when I manually paste that into a spreadsheet that I have created by opening up Excel manually, I get the expected result. But when I programatically put it into a spreadsheet I have opened via code, it gives an "Error 2029". If I copy the exact formula the code has created from the cell it was created into and paste that into another sheet, it works too. Can anybody elucidate? |
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