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invoking add-in function from another add-in or VBA module
Thrashman 18.07.2006 03:03:01
I have a VBA module and want to use the =WORKDAY function, which is part of
the analysis toolpack add-in. When I try to use the VBA statement
application.worksheetfunction.workday(... it can't find the function.
How do I specify the add-in to find the workday (or other) function which is
part of an add-in? I'm using Office 2003 but would like the solution to work
under Excel 2000 or better.

thanks

RE: invoking add-in function from another add-in or VBA module
Stephen English 25.07.2006 08:24:01
FRom the code module go to Tools - References and I think you have to add a
reference like you clicked the box in Tools - Addins
Your challenge is to find the right one!
I looked and it is not obvious!
Stephen

"Thrashman" wrote:

[Quoted Text]
> I have a VBA module and want to use the =WORKDAY function, which is part of
> the analysis toolpack add-in. When I try to use the VBA statement
> application.worksheetfunction.workday(... it can't find the function.
> How do I specify the add-in to find the workday (or other) function which is
> part of an add-in? I'm using Office 2003 but would like the solution to work
> under Excel 2000 or better.
>
> thanks
>
Re: invoking add-in function from another add-in or VBA module
Steve Schapel <schapel[ at ]mvps.org.ns> 25.07.2006 19:24:14
Thrashman,

The focus of this newsgroup is macros in Access, the database product.
It appears your question may be related to Excel, and as such you will
have a better chance of a good response in an Excel-related newsgroup.

--
Steve Schapel, Microsoft Access MVP

Thrashman wrote:
[Quoted Text]
> I have a VBA module and want to use the =WORKDAY function, which is part of
> the analysis toolpack add-in. When I try to use the VBA statement
> application.worksheetfunction.workday(... it can't find the function.
> How do I specify the add-in to find the workday (or other) function which is
> part of an add-in? I'm using Office 2003 but would like the solution to work
> under Excel 2000 or better.
>
> thanks
>

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