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Hi,
I have a workbook which (via code) copies one of the worksheets into a new workbook. The copied worksheet contains cell formulas using a function in the original workbook. When copied, the new worksheet returns a #NAME?# error in the cells using the function. Can I make the function available to all open workbooks? Or can I employ code to copy the module containing the function into the new workbook? Thanks in advance, Damien |
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You can place the function code into a workbook which you save as an Add-in
Or place the code into your Personal.xls I prefer the add-in just because I don't have to type the name as in =Personal.xls!function(cellref,args) With the add-in just enter as =function(cellref,args) Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 09:38:54 +1000, "Damien McBain" wrote: Hi, I have a workbook which (via code) copies one of the worksheets into a new workbook. The copied worksheet contains cell formulas using a function in the original workbook. When copied, the new worksheet returns a #NAME?# error in the cells using the function. Can I make the function available to all open workbooks? Or can I employ code to copy the module containing the function into the new workbook? Thanks in advance, Damien |
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