Fri, 1 Feb 2008 17:45:01 -0800 from Morfeo
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> look, i have a sheet in excel 2003, i created a check format in that sheet,
> i programmed it with the "spellnumber" formula and the code in VBA, that,
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> is one that we have on a server, he or some people can see the sheets and the
> changes that i make), the #NAME? error appears.
"Spellnumber" is not an Excel 2003 function, so I guess it must be a
UDF.
Is the VBA code for it attached to the workbook in question (where
everyone would have access to it), or is it in some people's
personal.xls (where only they would)?
Do some people have macros disabled, which would disable the UDF?
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Morfeo - 05 Feb 2008 01:30 GMT
Thank You.
Look, the code is in the file where everybody can see it.
I apologize for my ignorance, but what is a UDF?. How do I check if the
Macros are disabled?
Anyway, he told me that if I Cannot do it That Way, Using my Computer for
Him to see it on his, use his computer and put the file out the server.
Can it is Possible to do that Process in Excel 2007.
I am a Rookie using Excel 2007. My Apoligies.
> Fri, 1 Feb 2008 17:45:01 -0800 from Morfeo
> <Morfeo@discussions.microsoft.com>:
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> appropriate. Following the conventions will make your thoughts easier
> to understand.