I tried to down load the Analysis Toolpak Addin from Microsoft but i'm could
find it in the site. All that the site was showing me is an update of the
same addin for leap year!. But from where I can download the addin?

It's supplied with Excel. Check your installation disks.

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Excel, Access and VBA Consultancy
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"Hari Kalakada" <Hari wrote in message
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I tried to down load the Analysis Toolpak Addin from Microsoft but i'm
could
find it in the site. All that the site was showing me is an update of the
same addin for leap year!. But from where I can download the addin?

Hari Kalakada wrote:
*I tried to down load the Analysis Toolpak Addin from Microsoft but
i'm could
find it in the site. All that the site was showing me is an update of
the
same addin for leap year!. But from where I can download the addin? *

I have misplaced my CD and can not find were to download the Analysis
Toolpak Addin's either. Does anyone know how to work around it??
Please help!!



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"afarr06" wrote in message
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I have misplaced my CD and can not find were to download the
Analysis
Toolpak Addin's either. Does anyone know how to work around it??
Please help!!


What are you trying to actually achieve?

Most (all?) of the functions in the ATP can be created using standard
excel functions which is usually a better approach than using UDFs in
an add-in IMO.

The problem with using UDFs from an add-in is that other users of your
workbook may not have that add-in installed.

Alan.