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  • BoredBloke
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    I have managed to track it to an account issue. My account it does not work with. However, a colleague can run the process using his account on my PC. His drive mappings are the same as mine.`

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  • MarillionFan
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    Sounds like the function is in the second spreadsheet, which means you need to load it up first. Move the function to the Personal Macro Workbook on the machine instead.

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  • AtW
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    Well, maybe its something simple like path on 2nd PC does not exist?

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  • BoredBloke
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    I know, but for some readson they decided to write their own. I'm guessing that they didn't know it was there.

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  • AtW
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    There should be WORKDAY function in Analysis Tool Pak (plug ins).

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  • BoredBloke
    started a topic VBA Function

    VBA Function

    OK I'm stumped on this.

    2 PC's supposedly the same build.

    Running a spreadsheet. Spreadsheet 1 has a vba function (public) to work out the number of working days when given a date. Spreadsheet 2 has a link to spreadsheet 1 (path included) which cannot find the workingdays function. If I open Spreadsheet 1 along with 2 it resolves the function.

    However, one PC this works fine on, the other is giving the problem outlined above.

    What am I missing? - I didn't write the code and wouldn't have done it in this way, but it is a pain that it only works on one of the PC's
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