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I created a UDF but I can't run the function ...
I created a UDF but I can't run the function. Do I have to save the function
under the worksheet or workbook or something else? Also, do I need the Analysis toolpak - VBA to make the function work. The function is as follows: Function GetHyperlinkAddress(Rng As Range) As String With Rng If .Hyperlinks.Count 0 Then GetHyperlinkAddress = .Hyperlinks(1).Address End If End With End Function |
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I created a UDF but I can't run the function ...
Works for me:
=GetHyperlinkAddress(B1) on the worksheet. I put it in a standard module. I've got the Analysis Pack but I don't think you need it. Regards Trevor "bhilton84" wrote in message ... I created a UDF but I can't run the function. Do I have to save the function under the worksheet or workbook or something else? Also, do I need the Analysis toolpak - VBA to make the function work. The function is as follows: Function GetHyperlinkAddress(Rng As Range) As String With Rng If .Hyperlinks.Count 0 Then GetHyperlinkAddress = .Hyperlinks(1).Address End If End With End Function |
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I created a UDF but I can't run the function ...
I'm getting an error on my worksheet of #NAME? ...
What does this mean? "Trevor Shuttleworth" wrote: Works for me: =GetHyperlinkAddress(B1) on the worksheet. I put it in a standard module. I've got the Analysis Pack but I don't think you need it. Regards Trevor "bhilton84" wrote in message ... I created a UDF but I can't run the function. Do I have to save the function under the worksheet or workbook or something else? Also, do I need the Analysis toolpak - VBA to make the function work. The function is as follows: Function GetHyperlinkAddress(Rng As Range) As String With Rng If .Hyperlinks.Count 0 Then GetHyperlinkAddress = .Hyperlinks(1).Address End If End With End Function |
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I created a UDF but I can't run the function ...
Did you put it in a standard module?
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "bhilton84" wrote in message ... I'm getting an error on my worksheet of #NAME? ... What does this mean? "Trevor Shuttleworth" wrote: Works for me: =GetHyperlinkAddress(B1) on the worksheet. I put it in a standard module. I've got the Analysis Pack but I don't think you need it. Regards Trevor "bhilton84" wrote in message ... I created a UDF but I can't run the function. Do I have to save the function under the worksheet or workbook or something else? Also, do I need the Analysis toolpak - VBA to make the function work. The function is as follows: Function GetHyperlinkAddress(Rng As Range) As String With Rng If .Hyperlinks.Count 0 Then GetHyperlinkAddress = .Hyperlinks(1).Address End If End With End Function |
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I created a UDF but I can't run the function ...
if you are getting the #name error, it is not recognizing it as a function.
are you typing it in or using the function wizard to enter it in the cell? "bhilton84" wrote: I'm getting an error on my worksheet of #NAME? ... What does this mean? "Trevor Shuttleworth" wrote: Works for me: =GetHyperlinkAddress(B1) on the worksheet. I put it in a standard module. I've got the Analysis Pack but I don't think you need it. Regards Trevor "bhilton84" wrote in message ... I created a UDF but I can't run the function. Do I have to save the function under the worksheet or workbook or something else? Also, do I need the Analysis toolpak - VBA to make the function work. The function is as follows: Function GetHyperlinkAddress(Rng As Range) As String With Rng If .Hyperlinks.Count 0 Then GetHyperlinkAddress = .Hyperlinks(1).Address End If End With End Function |
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I created a UDF but I can't run the function ...
I didn't have it in the standard module ... THANKS EVERYONE!!!
"bj" wrote: if you are getting the #name error, it is not recognizing it as a function. are you typing it in or using the function wizard to enter it in the cell? "bhilton84" wrote: I'm getting an error on my worksheet of #NAME? ... What does this mean? "Trevor Shuttleworth" wrote: Works for me: =GetHyperlinkAddress(B1) on the worksheet. I put it in a standard module. I've got the Analysis Pack but I don't think you need it. Regards Trevor "bhilton84" wrote in message ... I created a UDF but I can't run the function. Do I have to save the function under the worksheet or workbook or something else? Also, do I need the Analysis toolpak - VBA to make the function work. The function is as follows: Function GetHyperlinkAddress(Rng As Range) As String With Rng If .Hyperlinks.Count 0 Then GetHyperlinkAddress = .Hyperlinks(1).Address End If End With End Function |
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