Excel: CALL() and REGISTER() Functions Return #VALUELast reviewed: November 2, 1994Article ID: Q51091 |
SUMMARYExcel can call routines that have been compiled as CODE resources (sometimes referred to as dynamic-link libraries, or DLLs). The REGISTER() function returns #VALUE! if the code is not successfully registered. Calling an unsuccessfully registered function likewise returns #VALUE!. You can see if a CODE resource has been successfully loaded into memory by viewing the macro sheet with display formulas turned off. If the code has been loaded, the REGISTER() function returns a text string used by the CALL() function. A CODE resource may not load for any of the following reasons:
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