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Hi,
I'm struggling to get a complex formula to be calculated by the Evaluate method, called from a UDF. Something simple, like "=sum(1,2,3)" works fine, but my complex formula returns a #VALUE error. I have a formula that calculates to the following string: =IF(OR($A12="",ProductName=""),"",SUMIF(BCs!$T$2:$ T$178,'Product Detail'!$A12&"*",INDIRECT("BCs!r2c"&MATCH(L$11,IND IRECT("bcs! r2c"&23+VLookupCode&":r2c256",0),0)+22+VLookupCode &":r178c"&MATCH(L $11,INDIRECT("BCs!r2c"&23+VLookupCode&":r2c256",0) ,0)+22+VLookupCode, 0))) When plugged into a cell, the formula works fine. When I use my UDF (eval(etc.)), it fails. I've tried putting the string directly into VBA with extra quotes as necessary--I can tell by using the 'Watch' window that it's entered exactly the same as I'm entering it in the spreadsheet. I had a similar problem yesterday on another Evaluate and was able to solve it by doing a more 'local' Evaluate (something like Range("A1").Application.Evaluate(Range("A1").Value )... worked, while just Evaluate(Range("A1").Value) did not). I'm using Excel 2003 on WinXP. Thanks in advance for any ideas! |
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