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Hi,
I used to be able easily to call Excel functions from outside Excel, like MS Access with a simple statement as follow: var = Excel.Application.NormInv(....) With newer versions of Excel, these functions were grouped in an object called WorksheetFunction, so I assume the line to call now would be: var = Excel.Application.WorksheetFunction.NormInv(...) But this always return me an error 1004, saying it can't read the property 'NormInv' from object 'WorksheetFunction'. Anybody figured that one out? Thanks |
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