Is there any difference between those two statements? Also, if you don't use "Active" keyword on Excel functions in general, is it used by default?
Thanks!
Is there any difference between those two statements? Also, if you don't use "Active" keyword on Excel functions in general, is it used by default?
Thanks!
Not as far as I can see
I've only ever used the last one but there may be occasions when you feel the need to fully qualify the workbook.Please Login or Register to view this content.
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What does that mean? Please give examples.if you don't use "Active" keyword on Excel functions in general, is it used by default?
TMS - Thank you. You can disregard my second question.
You're welcome. Thanks for the rep.
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