Using Excel functions in a module - To Application.WorksheetFunction or not

mikeymay

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I am building a tool that will need distributing to a number of users and there is the TRIM function being used in a module.

Now I have run into issues before where a tool wasn't being distributed and was only used by one person and different users have required the use of either of the following prior to the function
  • Application.WorksheetFunction
  • Application
  • WorksheetFunction
How do I establish which of these will be required or is there a catch all option?
 
Re: Using Excel functions in a module - To Application.WorjsheetFunction or not

So my short answer to the OP is always use Application.something, its easier to handle.
 
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Re: Using Excel functions in a module - To Application.WorjsheetFunction or not

Now that makes sense......

I think is probably what is happening then.

I'll try to get hold of the raw data he is using and test with that.
 
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Re: Using Excel functions in a module - To Application.WorjsheetFunction or not

I'll try to get hold of the raw data he is using and test with that.
It's very optimistic to assume that a user is going to continue doing what they currently are.
Its safest to bullet proof your code against everything that a user might do.

Users are like Shakespeare's monkeys, you never know what key they are going to press.
 
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