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Default Enabling add-in causes excel to crash

I don't believe it has anything to do with the VBA code

I agree. If that is truly all there is to this add-in I think I try
recreating it from scratch. It may be corrupted.

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|I am using Excel 2007...and saving everything as Office Excel 97-2003
| Worksheet. I created an Excel 97-2003 Add-in called CompFxnsAddIn.xla
| which contains the code at the bottom of this post.
|
| The code seems to work fine...giving me the expected values, etc (they
| are intended to be used on a timeseries in a single column). Anyway,
| now everytime I open the file, I get the following notification:
| "Excel experienced a serious problem with the CompFxnsAddIn add-in. If
| you have seen this message mutiple times you should disable this add-
| in and check to see if an update is available. Do you want to disable
| this add-in?"
|
| If I click no, Excel crashes. If I click yes, Excel loads. But then
| when I go into Excel options/Add-Ins and check the compfxnsaddin box,
| Excel crashes.
|
| The only way I was able to get it to load was to enable/install Solver
| Add-In and then afterwards it allowed me to enable my add-in.
| However, next time I opened the file even disabling and re-enabling
| Solver Add-In failed to work. I had to load something else new
| (Conditional Sum Wizard) at the same time. Obviously I'm going to run
| out of new add-ins to load very soon, but I don't understand what is
| happening. I don't believe it has anything to do with the VBA
| code....but I posted it just in case.
|
| I was unable to google any other mention of something that seemed
| relevant to this....but I am quickly getting fed up with the 20 minute
| delays each time I want to get in the file.
|
| Any help???? Please.....
|
| Oh....and I'm running Windows XP.
|
| -------------CompFxnsAddIn.xla
| code---------------------------------------
|
| Public Function HigherThanB4(cell As Range, ByVal rowsback As Integer)
| As Integer
| Dim d1 As Double
| Dim d2 As Double
|
| d1 = cell
| d2 = cell.Offset(-rowsback)
|
| Select Case d1 d2
| Case True
| HigherThanB4 = 1
| Case False
| HigherThanB4 = 0
| End Select
| End Function
|
| Public Function LowerThanB4(cell As Range, ByVal rowsback As Integer)
| As Integer
| Dim d1 As Double
| Dim d2 As Double
|
| d1 = cell
| d2 = cell.Offset(-rowsback)
|
| Select Case d1 < d2
| Case True
| LowerThanB4 = 1
| Case False
| LowerThanB4 = 0
| End Select
| End Function
|
| Public Function HigherThanMA(cell As Range, ByVal MAperiod As Integer)
| As Integer
| d1 = cell
| d2 = WorksheetFunction.Average(Range(cell, cell.Offset(-MAperiod +
| 1, 0)))
|
| Select Case d1 d2
| Case True
| HigherThanMA = 1
| Case False
| HigherThanMA = 0
| End Select
| End Function
|
| Public Function LowerThanMA(cell As Range, ByVal MAperiod As Integer)
| As Integer
| d1 = cell
| d2 = WorksheetFunction.Average(Range(cell, cell.Offset(-MAperiod +
| 1, 0)))
|
| Select Case d1 < d2
| Case True
| LowerThanMA = 1
| Case False
| LowerThanMA = 0
| End Select
| End Function

 
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