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How can I copy a ready formula in Excel into codelanguage for macros?
For shorter formulas (1 line (function) in Excel), it is possible to start the recorder, activate the formula, and stop the recorder. Then the whole formula is ready in code for macro. When I try to do this for a formula (4 lines), I get a message that the formula cannot be copied. |
Macros
pls post the formula that is not working
arno |
Macros
The formula is:
=ROUNDUP(IF(H16="..";"";IF(H16="...";VLOOKUP(M16;A REA1;VLOOKUP(F16;AREA11;2)+11)+IF(E16120;0;0);IF( H16="...";VLOOKUP(M16;AREA2;VLOOKUP(F16;AREA22;2)+ 10)+IF(E16120;0;0);VLOOKUP(M16;AREA3;VLOOKUP(IF(F 16<1000;F16;ROUND(F16;;-2));AREA33;2)+10;FALSE)*IF(F16<1000;1;ROUND(F16;-2)/100))));0) arno skrev: pls post the formula that is not working arno |
Macros
The formula is:
=ROUNDUP(IF(H16..... I get a message that the formula cannot be copied. me, too (XL 2002). I do not know a way around this, maybe sb. else. arno |
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