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Thanks for the explanation, Chip.
By the way, I love your website - that's an astounding collection of Excel support materials. Darren Chip Pearson wrote: Application.Caller can be used only in Function procedure that was called from a worksheet cell (in which case it returns a Range reference to the cell(s) from which the function was called), or in a procedure called via the OnAction property of a Shape object (in which case it is a String value containing the name of the Shape). In any other context, Application.Caller is an Error-type Variant containing a #REF error value. |
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