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I really should be using pseudoname for my posts here! I overlooked the
absence of parentheses, and therefore missed that it could be a named formula (which it was.) BTW, here is what it was, returning name of worksheet: =MID(CELL("Filename",INDIRECT("A1")),FIND("]",CELL("Filename",INDIRECT("A1") ))+1,32) Thanks. "Dave Peterson" wrote: If you really type in: =wsname and not =wsname() (with the ()'s), then it's not a UDF. Look in the name manager for a defined name. KIM W wrote: I obtained an Excel 2007 Workbook that has a User Defined FUnction in it, but I cannot locate the code for it. I am faily sure it is a UDF, and it works properly. (It is called WSName and it displays worksheet name in a cell by typing in =WSName.) How can I find the code behind the UDF? I have searched around in various modules to no avail. -- Dave Peterson |
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