FormulaLocal and use your local language, of rewrite in US_EN Formula property expects US_EN format formula.
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If some of you code might error, you can use OERN tightly bound around that code, closely followed On Error GoTo ? and handle the specific error case Don't use a general On Error Resume Next - it just hides errors.' Target.Offset(rowoffset:=0, columnoffset:=2).Formula = Chr(61) & Value ' Value = "ALS(OF(ISGETAL(VIND.SPEC(""="" FORMULETEKST(" & Target.Address & ") 1))) FORMULETEKST(" & Target.Address & ") """")" ' Try to fill the cell in the B-column, who is preassigned now in the document Target.Formula = Chr(61) & Target.Formula Target.Formula = Replace(Target.Formula, "$", "")ĮlseIf Left(Target.Value, 4) = "=SOM" ThenĮlseIf Left(Target.Value, 1) = Chr(61) ThenĮlseIf Left(Target.Value, 1) Chr(61) Then ' Remove $ sign to make the formula non relative Target.Formula = Chr(61) & Target.Offset(rowoffset:=-1, columnoffset:=0).Address & Target.Formula Target.Formula = Replace(Target.Formula, "-", "-") Left(Target.Value, 2) = "-" Then ' Typ '-' to have a negative value ' Turn off events so a change doesn’t start an endless loop ' Do nothing if more than one cell is changed or content deleted Private Sub Worksheet_change(ByVal Target As Range) If ActiveCell.Column = 2 And ActiveCell.Row > 1 Then ActiveCell.Offset(columnoffset:=1).Select If Not Intersect(Target, Range("C1:C1000")) Is Nothing Then ' Force the input column cells to text to ensure the text value is there Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range) Note that the input cells in the C column are forced to text by NumberFormat = I could not find another solution to capture the input from the cells as 'normal' characters and avoid getting datums when using the '/' sign or not recognizing the '+' sign. The B column is preassigned now in the document, I've tried to add it by code but the cell stays empty, see the code, I've commented the tryout.When use =SIN(RADIANS(45)) I've had the same error while =SIN(45*PI()/180) is working normally.When I use an AutoSum in the B column like =SUM(C10:C11) the result will show an error like '#NAME?'.The B column is based on the 'FORMULATEXT' function looking at the C column, if the C column starts with '=' show the content, else stay empty. You can build on the cell above's result by, for example, simply only typing +10,*10,^2 and so on. In the C column you can enter numbers or calculations, the B column is showing the formula behind the result. It's just simple code and got the most things working. See also Excel equal sign as first character in cell I'm trying to create a simple 'daily calculator' in Excel in the style of programs like Speedcrunch and Speq.
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