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Hello
I'm getting the #NAME? error and I'm at a loss. I have the following formula in cell D4: =EOMONTH(D1,0) Now, the value of D1 is limited by a droplist to: 1/07/2008; 1/08/2008; 1/09/2008 and so on... (in Australian date format DD/MM/YYYY). My expectation is that cell D4 would display the last day of the same month selected as the date in D1. Any idea where I've gone wrong? I've checked the Excel Help files and everything seems okay. Thanks in advance, Joe. -- If you can measure it, you can improve it! |
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EOMONTH is part of the Analysis ToolPak, which is an add-in. If you have a
version previous to 2007 it won't install automatically. Do toolsadd-ins and select it, if it was installed the first time it will now work, otherwise you would need the office/excel CD -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Monomeeth" wrote in message ... Hello I'm getting the #NAME? error and I'm at a loss. I have the following formula in cell D4: =EOMONTH(D1,0) Now, the value of D1 is limited by a droplist to: 1/07/2008; 1/08/2008; 1/09/2008 and so on... (in Australian date format DD/MM/YYYY). My expectation is that cell D4 would display the last day of the same month selected as the date in D1. Any idea where I've gone wrong? I've checked the Excel Help files and everything seems okay. Thanks in advance, Joe. -- If you can measure it, you can improve it! |
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Hi Peo and David
Thank you for your responses. I probably wasn't very clear in my inityial post in that I already have the Analysis Toolpak installed. The formula used to work in a particular worksheet, but stopped. I have now deisgned a new one and it all seems okay. As for what went wrong with the other sheet, I guess it'll just have to be one of those "computer mysteries". Thanks again for your help. Joe -- If you can measure it, you can improve it! "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: EOMONTH is part of the Analysis ToolPak, which is an add-in. If you have a version previous to 2007 it won't install automatically. Do toolsadd-ins and select it, if it was installed the first time it will now work, otherwise you would need the office/excel CD -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Monomeeth" wrote in message ... Hello I'm getting the #NAME? error and I'm at a loss. I have the following formula in cell D4: =EOMONTH(D1,0) Now, the value of D1 is limited by a droplist to: 1/07/2008; 1/08/2008; 1/09/2008 and so on... (in Australian date format DD/MM/YYYY). My expectation is that cell D4 would display the last day of the same month selected as the date in D1. Any idea where I've gone wrong? I've checked the Excel Help files and everything seems okay. Thanks in advance, Joe. -- If you can measure it, you can improve it! |
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The Analysis ToolPak does sometimes stop working for no apparent reason.
Either shutting down and restarting Excel or rebooting the computer will usually sort it out. As you say: .... of those "computer mysteries". -- David Biddulph "Monomeeth" wrote in message ... Hi Peo and David Thank you for your responses. I probably wasn't very clear in my inityial post in that I already have the Analysis Toolpak installed. The formula used to work in a particular worksheet, but stopped. I have now deisgned a new one and it all seems okay. As for what went wrong with the other sheet, I guess it'll just have to be one of those "computer mysteries". Thanks again for your help. Joe -- If you can measure it, you can improve it! "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: EOMONTH is part of the Analysis ToolPak, which is an add-in. If you have a version previous to 2007 it won't install automatically. Do toolsadd-ins and select it, if it was installed the first time it will now work, otherwise you would need the office/excel CD -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Monomeeth" wrote in message ... Hello I'm getting the #NAME? error and I'm at a loss. I have the following formula in cell D4: =EOMONTH(D1,0) Now, the value of D1 is limited by a droplist to: 1/07/2008; 1/08/2008; 1/09/2008 and so on... (in Australian date format DD/MM/YYYY). My expectation is that cell D4 would display the last day of the same month selected as the date in D1. Any idea where I've gone wrong? I've checked the Excel Help files and everything seems okay. Thanks in advance, Joe. -- If you can measure it, you can improve it! |
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From Excel help for EOMONTH:
"If this function is not available, and returns the #NAME? error, install and load the Analysis ToolPak add-in." -- David Biddulph "Monomeeth" wrote in message ... Hello I'm getting the #NAME? error and I'm at a loss. I have the following formula in cell D4: =EOMONTH(D1,0) Now, the value of D1 is limited by a droplist to: 1/07/2008; 1/08/2008; 1/09/2008 and so on... (in Australian date format DD/MM/YYYY). My expectation is that cell D4 would display the last day of the same month selected as the date in D1. Any idea where I've gone wrong? I've checked the Excel Help files and everything seems okay. Thanks in advance, Joe. -- If you can measure it, you can improve it! |
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