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Yes, I did not know that was what it was doing, you are correct. That is a
method that I was not aware. Thank you. "ryguy7272" wrote: This looks like a user defined function (UDF Function) =CELLCOLORINDEX() I don't use Excel 2007, so I don't know fort sure, but I'd be surprised if it is a built-in function in the new version. So, go to the Excel workbook where the function is working correctly, then hit Alt+F11 on your keyboard. You should see a module in the window that opens. Open the module, if it isn't opened already. Copy the syntax from that module into a new module in your new workbook. Then, call the function in your new workbook. That should work for you... Regards, Ryan--- -- RyGuy "Steven" wrote: =CELLCOLORINDEX(C39,FALSE) I have this in an old file and it returns a value. I tried it in a new file becuase I cant remember how it works and I get the $Name# returned. Why is that. Thank you, Steven |
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