#NAME? Formula Error

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I have created a master workbook for my records and have saved a copy to a shared drive for others to access. It is not saved as a shared workbook, although I thought about doing it that way.

Anyway, whenever I enter data into the sheet it looks great on my workstation, however when someone else pulls it up on their machine the formulas give a "#NAME?" error. I have tried auditing the errors with no luck. I am thinking it may be individual settings on each computer, but no one is able to see the results of the formulas except me. I have tried three other computers in our office. I have also protected the worksheet. Would this have any bearing on seeing the formula calculations?

I also have some VBA code in this worksheet, but I "Enable Macros" when I open the sheet. That code is:

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
If Target.Count<> 1 _
Or Target.Row<= 2 Then Exit Sub

If Intersect(Target, [D:H]) Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

If (Target - Int(Target))< TimeSerial(8, 0, 0) Then Target = Target + 0.5

End Sub

I have included a sample of the data below.
ETrack Jim.xls
ABCDEFGHIJKL
1EstimateTracking
2CustomerSales/CSREstimate#E-maildate/timePrintoutdate/timeDuedate/timeStartdate/timeDate/TimedeliveredNotesRequestedTurnTimeActualTurnTimeActualProd.Time
3TYCOSmith12341/21/049:00AM1/21/049:30AM1/22/0412:00PM1/21/0410:00AM1/22/0411:00AM#NAME?#NAME?#NAME?
1-26 to 1-30


Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

:oops:
 

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The NETWORKDAYS function requires that the Analysis ToolPak be installed -- perhaps it is not installed on all machines?
 
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At first glance I'd suggest looking in the xl help on "Correct a #NAME? error"

HTH
 
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My guess is that the Analysis Tool Pak add-in has not been loaded on the other PCs so they can't find NETWORKDAYS.
 
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activate the Analysis ToolPak on your coworker's computers. Thats's the one thing I can think of. Good Luck. :p
 
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