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Formula limit work around?

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Jeff - 12 Dec 2006 05:01 GMT
I have a user who is using a formula which has reached the 1024 limit. Can
this formula be split up into two cells? Or can I use VBA to re-engineer the
formula?

Any formulas in VBA would be appreciated or any other suggested work
arounds.

Jeff
T. Valko - 12 Dec 2006 05:42 GMT
We would need to see the formula.

Biff

>I have a user who is using a formula which has reached the 1024 limit. Can
>this formula be split up into two cells? Or can I use VBA to re-engineer
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> Jeff
Roger Govier - 12 Dec 2006 06:42 GMT
Hi

You could possibly take parts of the formula and enter them as defined
names with Insert>Name>Define.
Then refer to those names within the rest of the formula.

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Roger Govier

>I have a user who is using a formula which has reached the 1024 limit.
>Can this formula be split up into two cells? Or can I use VBA to
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> Jeff

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