how does one use the NETWORKDAYS function in a excel VB macro?

[Guest]

I am writing a macro and need to calculate the workdays between 2 columns
that have dates. I see that in Excel there is a function called NETWORKDAYS
but when I use this in the macro it tells me that this is not defined. Help
- is there some addin that I need to add to my microsoft Visual basic macro
feature to use this function?

 

[Norman Jones]

Hi AC,

In the VBE, add a reference to the analysis toolpak VBA:

Tools | check 'APTVBAEN.XLS'

 

[Norman Jones]

Hi AC,

Tools | check 'APTVBAEN.XLS'

Should read:

Tools References | Check 'APTBAEN.XLS'

 

[Jim May]

I just went to my VBE Tools REferences to see if I had this loaded, and I
didn't see it.
I went to reg Excel and did Tools, Add-Ins
Saw "Analysis-Tool-Pak-VBA << Unchecked
so I checked it and OK'd out.
I closed Excel totally, and reloaded.

Then I went back to VBE - Tools References, and there
saw atpvbaen.xls listed, but unchecked.. so I checked it.
and Ok'd out.
So the file name is:

ATPVBAEN.xls

Last thing (with question) - Now even though the ToolsPak-VBA box is checked
IN BOTH REG EXCEL
AND VBE-Tools REf, when I highlight it (in either window) and click on the
browse button I'm taken to a Folder without the atpvbaen appearing

Independently, in Explorer I can find the atpvbaen.xla file in:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\Library\Analysis

I must guess that mysteriously I'm "hooked-Up" somehow////???

 

[Jim May]

Also now when I close and re-enter my VBE environmnet my immediate window
contains:

[auto_open] <
[SetupFunctionIDs] <
[SetupFunctionIDs] >
[PickPlatform] <
[PickPlatform] >
[VerifyOpen] <
[VerifyOpen] > 1
[RegisterFunctionIDs] <
[RegisterFunctionIDs] >
[auto_open] >

How can I Clean-this-up, where it
no longer appears?

 

[Norman Jones]

Hi Jim,

Indeed: A(nalysis) T(ool) P(ak) VBA EN(glish)

A touch of momentary dyslexia on my part!

As to the immediate window entries, those would appear to be benign and the
result of a setup report which MS have failed tp expunge in your version - I
may be mistaken, but did you not recentlty install xl2003?

I do not use xl2003, at least not here, and I have not had your experience.
Others will, therefore, be better able to comment.


---
ards,
Norman

Also now when I close and re-enter my VBE environmnet my immediate window
contains:

[auto_open] <
[SetupFunctionIDs] <
[SetupFunctionIDs] >
[PickPlatform] <
[PickPlatform] >
[VerifyOpen] <
[VerifyOpen] > 1
[RegisterFunctionIDs] <
[RegisterFunctionIDs] >
[auto_open] >

How can I Clean-this-up, where it
no longer appears?

I just went to my VBE Tools REferences to see if I had this loaded, and I
didn't see it.
I went to reg Excel and did Tools, Add-Ins
Saw "Analysis-Tool-Pak-VBA << Unchecked
so I checked it and OK'd out.
I closed Excel totally, and reloaded.

Then I went back to VBE - Tools References, and there
saw atpvbaen.xls listed, but unchecked.. so I checked it.
and Ok'd out.
So the file name is:

ATPVBAEN.xls

Last thing (with question) - Now even though the ToolsPak-VBA box is
checked IN BOTH REG EXCEL
AND VBE-Tools REf, when I highlight it (in either window) and click on
the browse button I'm taken to a Folder without the atpvbaen appearing

Independently, in Explorer I can find the atpvbaen.xla file in:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\Library\Analysis

I must guess that mysteriously I'm "hooked-Up" somehow////???

 

[Jim May]

Yes, I did recently install 2003;
What about the fact (earlier q) that in the case of my two dialog boxes
Excel reg, and VBE -- when I select the files and click on Browse - I'm not
immediately "attached" to the file in my folder:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\Library\Analysis
where it resides?
hummmmm...
Appreciate your assistance,
Jim

Hi Jim,

Indeed: A(nalysis) T(ool) P(ak) VBA EN(glish)

A touch of momentary dyslexia on my part!

As to the immediate window entries, those would appear to be benign and
the result of a setup report which MS have failed tp expunge in your
version - I may be mistaken, but did you not recentlty install xl2003?

I do not use xl2003, at least not here, and I have not had your
experience. Others will, therefore, be better able to comment.


---
ards,
Norman

Also now when I close and re-enter my VBE environmnet my immediate window
contains:

[auto_open] <
[SetupFunctionIDs] <
[SetupFunctionIDs] >
[PickPlatform] <
[PickPlatform] >
[VerifyOpen] <
[VerifyOpen] > 1
[RegisterFunctionIDs] <
[RegisterFunctionIDs] >
[auto_open] >

How can I Clean-this-up, where it
no longer appears?

I just went to my VBE Tools REferences to see if I had this loaded, and I
didn't see it.
I went to reg Excel and did Tools, Add-Ins
Saw "Analysis-Tool-Pak-VBA << Unchecked
so I checked it and OK'd out.
I closed Excel totally, and reloaded.

Then I went back to VBE - Tools References, and there
saw atpvbaen.xls listed, but unchecked.. so I checked it.
and Ok'd out.
So the file name is:

ATPVBAEN.xls

Last thing (with question) - Now even though the ToolsPak-VBA box is
checked IN BOTH REG EXCEL
AND VBE-Tools REf, when I highlight it (in either window) and click on
the browse button I'm taken to a Folder without the atpvbaen appearing

Independently, in Explorer I can find the atpvbaen.xla file in:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\Library\Analysis

I must guess that mysteriously I'm "hooked-Up" somehow////???


Hi AC,

Tools | check 'APTVBAEN.XLS'

Should read:

Tools References | Check 'APTBAEN.XLS'

---
Regards,
Norman


Hi AC,

In the VBE, add a reference to the analysis toolpak VBA:

Tools | check 'APTVBAEN.XLS'

 

[Norman Jones]

Hi Jim,

There is an ATP addin for Excel and another addin (ATPVBAEN) for VBA.

If you look at the addin list in Excel, you should see both.