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Default Loss of Some Functions in Excel 2003 with Vista

I just installed the Windows Vistas Service Pack 1. Now the yearfrac
function and FV functions don't work. Anytime they appear in a workbook, I
get "#Value!".

Before installing the service pack, I had this same problem twice, and it
got my functions back by uninstalling MS Office 2003 and reinstalling it. I
did the uninstall and re-install, but no luck this time.

Help

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DRA or Don -

The errors might not be related to SP1. Some things to check:

YearFrac requires the Analysis ToolPak.

#VALUE! usually indicates the wrong type of argument for a function, so if
the arguments are references to other cells, check to see that the
appropriate values are being returned in those cells.

- Mike Middleton
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I just installed the Windows Vistas Service Pack 1. Now the yearfrac
function and FV functions don't work. Anytime they appear in a workbook, I
get "#Value!".

Before installing the service pack, I had this same problem twice, and it
got my functions back by uninstalling MS Office 2003 and reinstalling it.
I
did the uninstall and re-install, but no luck this time.

Help

--
Thanks,
Don



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Default Loss of Some Functions in Excel 2003 with Vista

I added the Analysis ToolPak - VBA and things cleared up. I already had the
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DRA or Don -

The errors might not be related to SP1. Some things to check:

YearFrac requires the Analysis ToolPak.

#VALUE! usually indicates the wrong type of argument for a function, so if
the arguments are references to other cells, check to see that the
appropriate values are being returned in those cells.

- Mike Middleton
http://www.DecisionToolworks.com
Decision Analysis Add-ins for Excel



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I just installed the Windows Vistas Service Pack 1. Now the yearfrac
function and FV functions don't work. Anytime they appear in a workbook, I
get "#Value!".

Before installing the service pack, I had this same problem twice, and it
got my functions back by uninstalling MS Office 2003 and reinstalling it.
I
did the uninstall and re-install, but no luck this time.

Help

--
Thanks,
Don




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