hello
- you enable logging with a call to ohSetLogFile() e.g:
ohSetLogFile("c:\logfile.txt")
- #VALUE indicates that the function was called with invalid inputs
e.g. wrong # of arguments, wrong datatype. in this case Excel does
not invoke the underlying QLXL function
- #NUM indicates that the function was in invoked but encountered an
error, in which case a message is written to the log file.
regards,
eric
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