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I created a user defined function in Excel 97. The function works and
I can access it in excel. I made the mistake of closing the window in visual basic. Now I can't find the function for editing. The macros I can find, not the user defined functions. Is there a magic word I should know? |
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Functions do not show up in the macro list.
In ToolsMacroMacros, just type in the name of your UDF and "Edit" Or Alt + F11 to open VBE then d-click on the module that holds the Function. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sun, 30 Nov 2008 15:47:58 -0800 (PST), Fan924 wrote: I created a user defined function in Excel 97. The function works and I can access it in excel. I made the mistake of closing the window in visual basic. Now I can't find the function for editing. The macros I can find, not the user defined functions. Is there a magic word I should know? |
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You could try this, too:
Activate the workbook that owns the function. F5 (or ctrl-g or edit|goto) type the name of the function and hit enter Fan924 wrote: I created a user defined function in Excel 97. The function works and I can access it in excel. I made the mistake of closing the window in visual basic. Now I can't find the function for editing. The macros I can find, not the user defined functions. Is there a magic word I should know? -- Dave Peterson |
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Good trick Dave.
Never knew about that. Gord On Sun, 30 Nov 2008 18:26:30 -0600, Dave Peterson wrote: You could try this, too: Activate the workbook that owns the function. F5 (or ctrl-g or edit|goto) type the name of the function and hit enter Fan924 wrote: I created a user defined function in Excel 97. The function works and I can access it in excel. I made the mistake of closing the window in visual basic. Now I can't find the function for editing. The macros I can find, not the user defined functions. Is there a magic word I should know? |
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I'm not sure if I learned that in the newsgroups or if I did something wrong
that turned out ok! Gord Dibben wrote: Good trick Dave. Never knew about that. Gord On Sun, 30 Nov 2008 18:26:30 -0600, Dave Peterson wrote: You could try this, too: Activate the workbook that owns the function. F5 (or ctrl-g or edit|goto) type the name of the function and hit enter Fan924 wrote: I created a user defined function in Excel 97. The function works and I can access it in excel. I made the mistake of closing the window in visual basic. Now I can't find the function for editing. The macros I can find, not the user defined functions. Is there a magic word I should know? -- Dave Peterson |
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Thanks Guys
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