UDF not working as expected

spydey

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I have a UDF I based off of a prior I was using.

The prior one works just fine.

But for some reason, this new one just returns a #VALUE error.

I have 3 columns with Headers of:

TD
ST
FLR

In the FLR I input my UDF and it is based off of the TD & ST.

Could someone give it a look over and hopefully point out where I am going wrong for some reason? Please?

Thanks!

Code:
Function FLR(TD, ST)

Dim AryTM1, AryTM2, AryA1, AryR1, AryJ1, AryD1 As Variant


AryTM1 = Array("AR", "CT", "GA", "MD", "NJ", "NY", "OR", "PA", "TN", "WA", "VA")
AryTM2 = Array("AL", "CA", "FL", "IL", "LA", "MA", "MI", "MO", "MS", "NC", "OH", "PR", "TX")
AryA1 = Array("AZ", "CO", "DC", "DE", "IA", "ME", "MN", "NH", "RI", "WV")
AryR1 = Array("IN", "KS", "NE", "NM", "SC", "WI")
AryJ1 = Array("AK", "HI", "ID", "KY", "NV", "ND", "UT")
AryD1 = Array("MT", "OK", "SD", "VT", "WY", "VI")




If UBound(Filter(AryA1, ST, True, vbTextCompare)) >= 0 Then
    Reps = "A1"
    
ElseIf UBound(Filter(AryR1, ST, True, vbTextCompare)) >= 0 Then
    Reps = "R1"
    
ElseIf UBound(Filter(AryJ1, ST, True, vbTextCompare)) >= 0 Then
    Reps = "J1"
    
ElseIf UBound(Filter(AryD1, ST, True, vbTextCompare)) >= 0 Then
    Reps = "D1"
    
ElseIf UBound(Filter(AryTM1, ST, True, vbTextCompare)) >= 0 And TD < 50 Then
    Reps = "A1"
    
ElseIf UBound(Filter(AryTM1, ST, True, vbTextCompare)) >= 0 And TD >= 50 Then
    Reps = "B1"
    
ElseIf UBound(Filter(AryTM2, ST, True, vbTextCompare)) >= 0 And TD < 34 Then
    Reps = "R1"
    
ElseIf UBound(Filter(AryTM2, ST, True, vbTextCompare)) >= 0 And TD >= 34 And TD < 67 Then
    Reps = "J1"
    
ElseIf UBound(Filter(AryTM2, ST, True, vbTextCompare)) >= 0 And TD >= 67 Then
    Reps = "D1"
    
Else
    Reps = "Unkown"
    
End If
End Function

-Spydey
 

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Nevermind, I think I just figured it out.

I forgot to substitute "Reps" from my old code to the new function of FLR.

Something so simple!!! hahahaha lol

-Spydey

P.S. Yup, just tested it and that was the issue. I can't believe I didn't see it before!
 
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Nevermind, I think I just figured it out.

I forgot to substitute "Reps" from my old code to the new function of FLR.

Something so simple!!! hahahaha lol

-Spydey

P.S. Yup, just tested it and that was the issue. I can't believe I didn't see it before!


Correction, not substitute but replace.
 
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