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In Excel 2007 (I'm on SP2), if I enter this formula:
=SUM(A65537) It works fine. But if I enter this formula: =MYUDF(A65537) Excel turns it into this: =MYUDF(#REF!) That isn't the UDF's fault' Excel is doing that before the UDF has the opportunity to do anything at all. Is there a workaround or fix? Thanks, Greg |
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