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Asked: 2026-06-18T09:40:51+00:00

I have the following code in my procedure built up to be evaluated within

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I have the following code in my procedure built up to be evaluated within a much larger loop

CalculationHoldArray(Loopcount) = "'[" & Usefile1.Name & "]" & _ 
                 Worksheet1 & "'!" & Cells1      & ",'[" & Usefile2.Name & "]" & _ 
                 Worksheet2 & "'!" & Cells2

Sheets("ECAP PARAMETER INPUTS").Cells(31, "F").Value = 
Application.WorksheetFunction.Sum(CalculationHoldArray(Loopcount))

The string returned for the array is: 

'[Control Model v1.35- nonfunctional.xlsm]Input'!E2, _
      '[Control Model v1.35- nonfunctional.xlsm]Input'!E3

But the application.worksheetfunction.sum is returning an error 1004. “Unable to get the sum property of the worksheet class”. Anyone know what the issue is that it won’t let me use the sum property here?

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  1. Editorial Team

    But I have found a solution- instead of using the application.worksheet.function command, I can simply use the “EVALUATE” command, just required adding in the “sum” and brackets to make it a full formulae –

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