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Old 01-07-2022, 12:44 PM
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p45cal p45cal is offline Excel 2003: VBA "Function" causes "#VALUE!" errors after running "insert/delete row" custom macro Windows 10 Excel 2003: VBA "Function" causes "#VALUE!" errors after running "insert/delete row" custom macro Office 2019
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A quick fix might be to include
Application.Volatile
as the first line of the function.
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