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Hi everyone,
Can someone please tell me why I'm receiving a " 1004 - Unable to set the FormulaArray property of the Range Class " error on this:
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Hi everyone,
Can someone please tell me why I'm receiving a " 1004 - Unable to set the FormulaArray property of the Range Class " error on this:
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I would suggest you create a macro using the formula in a cell for two reasons, one you know you have a working formula and two you can see the string that Excel creates for the formula and maybe you will find a small syntax error.
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Good news and bad news. Good news: I have created a test bed to see what is being output. Bad news: I can't overcome the problem, as yet.
The original Array Formula does work, so I do not know why the VBA doesn't create the same formula.
Whatever, something for you to experiment with.
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I suspect the string is exceeding the 255 character limit.Originally Posted by TMS
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Excellent call! Well done you.
Changing the tab name from LOG DETAILS to just LOG (which also means the single quotes can go), and taking out all the stuff I added to make it easier to read works.
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Or, using a Named Range
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