Hi Experts.
I need some help for below line as I am getting this error 2015 and "#VALUE!" in display result.
thecountx = [(Range("C13") * Range("C14")/Range("C14") + vt))*(xf-1)+(sqr(Range("C13") * Range("C14") / Range("C14") + vt) * (xf - 1))^ 2 - 4 * ksp) / 2]
it seems I am passing many values rather range if so how can I do it ?
Any help would be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Hello vop2311,
Remove the brackets, you don't need them. These cause VBA to evaluate the Ranges, i.e. return their values or calculate formulas they contain. You need to check your equation's order of operations to find where the #VALUE error is occurring.
Sincerely,
Leith Ross
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let's analyze this part of your equation:1. you have the last bracket added too much
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2. you have Range("C14")/Range("C14") which is always 1. Why do you divide a number with the same number?
Probably you are actually missing a bracket. Your equation should look like:
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