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Excel Function in what appears to be an array
I am trying to find what the =UPPER(HPFUL(specified cell,"name")). I know
what the upper is for but not sure what the HPFUL is for. It looks like it may represent some table that I cannot find on the worksheet matching the specified cell content to a table array, which again I cannot find. Can any one help with this. Thanks |
Hi
As there are 2 parameters for HPFUL, it looks like you have an UDF (User Defined Function) in your workbook. You can check for it activating function wizard, and looking for HPFUL under categorie 'User Defined'. To see UDF code, press Alt+F11, and check workbook's modules. Arvi Laanemets "Rusty" wrote in message ... I am trying to find what the =UPPER(HPFUL(specified cell,"name")). I know what the upper is for but not sure what the HPFUL is for. It looks like it may represent some table that I cannot find on the worksheet matching the specified cell content to a table array, which again I cannot find. Can any one help with this. Thanks |
You might try <tools<Formula Auditing<Trace precedents This should lead
you to where it is. It is also probable it is a user defined function. click on the fx next to the editing bar and look for catagory that may be called user defined or some such title. If it was saved with the Workbook, it would be in one of the modules. IF it was saved on the developers personal workbook, youwoul have to go to that person to find what it meant. "Rusty" wrote: I am trying to find what the =UPPER(HPFUL(specified cell,"name")). I know what the upper is for but not sure what the HPFUL is for. It looks like it may represent some table that I cannot find on the worksheet matching the specified cell content to a table array, which again I cannot find. Can any one help with this. Thanks |
Hi,
There is an UDF of Hyperion Retrieve add-in as part of Hyperion Reporting Software called HPFUL. It is used for getting the full name of an reporting entity. HPFUL(Entity Name, Application). Hope that helps Kemal Pamuksuz |
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