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The function seems to work fine when called from a worksheet; the arguments are supplied.
When you call it from another macro you need to supply valid arguments too. Try the likes of: Code:
Public Sub ViewPrjByMth()
Dim strField As String, pMonth As Date, amt
pMonth = DateValue("1-Feb-2019")
strField = "Army"
'Worksheets("PrjByMth").Visible = True
'Sheets("PrjByMth").Activate
amt = PrjByMonth(strField, pMonth)
MsgBox amt & ", " & strField & ", " & pMonth
End Sub
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