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dolphintabby

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I got this formula somewhere and it works fine on 1 file. I just tried to add it to another file and it returns #NAME? error. Now I can't find anything on this formula.

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~Dee
 
Hi ,

My guess would be that SavedDate is a UDF ; the file in which it works has the associated VBA code ; the file in which it does not work does not have the associated code.

In general Excel gives the #NAME? error when it cannot find the reference made in the formula ; this can be because a standard Excel function has been mis-spelled , as in CHR instead of CHAR. It can be because a named range has been used within a formula but has not been created / defined.

Narayan
 
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