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  1. Mar 17th, 2005, 08:16 PM #1
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    user defined function in excel

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    I just disceovered that the user defined function of excel is written in VBA. I have got this excel file with a number of user defined functions. is it possible for me to obtain the code of those functions
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    Re: user defined function in excel

    In your excel workbook you can access the VBA Editor by pressing Atl+F11.
    Look in the modules, they should be in there.
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    Re: user defined function in excel

    thanks dude
    i found them, they are listed as a module
    i can see a bunch of sheets(microsoft excel objects) which correspond(namewise) to the worksheets.
    could they possibly contain some user defiined functions. when i click on them they seem to be empty?

    when i change the value in one of the cells, these cells being referenced by a UDF, the UDF loses its value and instead comes up with #NAME?
    even when i change the value of the first cell back to what it was, the #NAME? stays put.
    why is this?
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