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Excel Add ins
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Thu 15 Nov 2012, 08:53Delegate Lisa said...
Lisa has attended:
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Excel Add ins
We have just changed to Microsoft Office 2010 from 2007 & was using a Morefunc add-in function called "Threed" on one of our spreadsheets. This now does not seem to be compatible with 2010, is there something else we can use?
We need figures from various sheets in a workbook on different rows (but with the same dept number) to be picked up on a summary sheet.
Mon 19 Nov 2012, 10:05Trainer Gary said...
RE: Excel Add ins
Hi Lisa
Thanks for getting in touch. There shouldn't be any compatibility issues with Add-Ins, however you might want to check that the Add-In has been re-enabled on the 2010 installation.
Go to File > Options > Add-Ins, click Go at the bottom and ensure your Add-In is ticked. If it is not displayed in this list, you might have to browse your folders for the Add-In. After re-enabling the Add-In, restart Excel.
I hope this helps.
Kind regards
Gary Fenn
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