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    i am getting Compile error: Argument not optional

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    Re: i am getting Compile error: Argument not optional

    You must get that error on this earlier line:
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    since Frac is a function that requires an argument and you haven't provided one.
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    Re: i am getting Compile error: Argument not optional

    please let where can because i am new for this field

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    Re: i am getting Compile error: Argument not optional

    You've given no context whatsoever for what you're doing so it's pretty hard to assist you.

    Frac is a function that takes a string and returns a number so I have no idea why you are trying to extract parts of it. You also can't do this:
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    because you can't assign a value to a function, only return one from it.

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    Re: i am getting Compile error: Argument not optional

    i have fractional values in Sheet3 Please help me out i am trying from this from last 2weeks

    whenever i run the macro(macro name is deci) it should convert the fractional values to decimal which is having in (attribute values1,Attribute value2,....etc)

    u can see attached my file(Sheet3)Module4
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    Re: i am getting Compile error: Argument not optional

    There aren't any fractional values on sheet3. Nor are the relevant values in column C.

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    Re: i am getting Compile error: Argument not optional

    i other SHeet3

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    Re: i am getting Compile error: Argument not optional

    Perhaps you want:
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    Re: i am getting Compile error: Argument not optional

    yes help out

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