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Excel User Defined Type not Defined Error but VBA compiles without an error. How do I find the problem?

Asked by pfmurray in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

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I have a spreadsheet with lots of VBA, ADO calls etc and it's been running fine. For the first time  I decided to enter a formula in a cell and got the User Defined Type not Defined error.

However when I compile the VBA I don't get this, nor do I get it when I run the VBA to populate the spreadsheet doing major calcs etc - it's only on direct cell entry I get it.

Is there any way I can discover what is causing this? As the VBA is compiling fine I can't give any more detail.

Thanks Pete
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