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    UDF- not showing

    Hi,
    I have created an add-in and I have followed the procedure to insert it into my work-book via the Excel options, add-in etc but it is not showing in the formula list. What should I do.
    Thanks
    Sara

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    Quote Originally Posted by sara_noltsis
    Hi,
    I have created an add-in and I have followed the procedure to insert it into my work-book via the Excel options, add-in etc but it is not showing in the formula list. What should I do.
    Thanks
    Sara
    Hi Sara,
    I don't know what you did, so don't know what you should do, maybe check this out to see if there is a difference in what you did,
    http://www.fontstuff.com/vba/vbatut03.htm

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    How to create a User-Defined-Function

    Hi,

    If you are trying to create a User-Defined-Function then check this link:

    http://www.exceldigest.com/myblog/20...ined-function/
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    Re: How to create a User-Defined-Function

    Hi,

    I have defined a UDF and saved it as .xlam file and then installed the plugin. Now I can access UDF in any workbook I open but I am unable to see the UDF in drop-down suggestion list which appears for excel built in function.

    For example: my function name is getPDE. So when I type =get in any cell, I did not get getPDE as one of the options.

    Can someone please suggest how to do so.

    Many Thanks,
    Rahul




    Quote Originally Posted by se1429 View Post
    Hi,

    If you are trying to create a User-Defined-Function then check this link:

    http://www.exceldigest.com/myblog/20...ined-function/

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    Re: UDF- not showing

    Read this for comprehensive instructions

    Addins
    Hope that helps.

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    Re: UDF- not showing

    Unfortunately this link does not touch upon the problem I have mentioned.


    Quote Originally Posted by royUK View Post
    Read this for comprehensive instructions

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    Re: UDF- not showing

    Your post does not comply with Rule 2 of our Forum RULES. Don't post a question in the thread of another member -- start your own thread. If you feel it's particularly relevant, provide a link to the other thread.

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    Re: UDF- not showing

    Quote Originally Posted by aragon_iit View Post
    Unfortunately this link does not touch upon the problem I have mentioned.

    When you created the UDF, did you place the code in a Module or within a worksheet or workbook?

    UDFs need to be placed in a Module. To insert a Module, click the 'Insert' option on the toolbar in Visual Basic.

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    Re: UDF- not showing

    That happened to me once. I wrote a subroutine for payroll, and added all the needed functions. When I wrote a function to find ytd totals, I wrote it ABOVE THE SUBROUTINE.

    If you cut and paste the function below your subroutine, it should show up.

    Michael


    Option explicit

    function FIND_YTD()
    ' because this was not entered below the PAYROLL SUBROUTINE, it did not show up in the drop down list
    ....
    end function

    Sub PAYROLL( )
    ...
    end sub

    Function (the rest of the functions in this area will show up on the list)
    end function

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