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Excel 2007 -> Excel 2003 : FormulaArray issue

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    Excel 2007 -> Excel 2003 : FormulaArray issue

    Hi,

    I am having a problem with a FormulaArray:
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    I used some code I did a couple of years back with Excel 2007 to come up the code above but I can't make it work.
    I get the error 438 saying the property or method is not handled by the object??

    As I am working with Excel 2003 now I wonder if it might be that my syntax is wrong for Excel 2003?

    Any guesses?

    Cheers!

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    Re: Excel 2007 -> Excel 2003 : FormulaArray issue

    Hi,

    I'm not entirely sure, but I don't think 2003 will handle whole columns in an array....

    Try...

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    Re: Excel 2007 -> Excel 2003 : FormulaArray issue

    Hi,

    Thanks for answering!
    That's not the issue, I already tried something like that (and just tried your code as well) but the bug is in the following line, with the FormulaArray.

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    Re: Excel 2007 -> Excel 2003 : FormulaArray issue

    Quote Originally Posted by sweep View Post
    Hi,

    I'm not entirely sure, but I don't think 2003 will handle whole columns in an array....

    Try...

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    Hi
    I think that will still return the whole column as the range

    I would be inclined to use
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    or use Rows.count -1
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    Re: Excel 2007 -> Excel 2003 : FormulaArray issue

    My bad, the "s" is missing on Cells... Sorry about that!

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