lineintx

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lineintx isn't a built-in Excel function. If it's a user-defined function,
then ask the user who defined it.
 
lineintx is an excel function, please put the lineintx function in one of you
cell, after that you will see the function , but without help!! i sow that!!
 
Which version of Excel are you using? I'm using Excel 2003, and that
function returns a #NAME? error for me. I would still suspect that you've
got a UDF. Have you looked in your macros?
 
I'm using Excel 2003 and I have this founction.
Also I have areaxy another excel usual for me function!!
 
I say again:
"I would still suspect that you've got a UDF. Have you looked in your
macros?"
 
It's true, I have a UDF. Thanks you man!!

David Biddulph said:
I say again:
"I would still suspect that you've got a UDF. Have you looked in your
macros?"
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