Identify the error message: When an error occurs in the VBA module, there will be an error message that appears. This message will give you an idea of what type of error occurred.
Debug the code: Use the debugger feature in VBA to identify the line of code where the error occurred. This will help you identify the source of the error.
Review the UDF code: Look for any syntax errors or incorrect code that may have caused the error.
Check for missing references: If the UDF uses other functions or libraries, check to make sure those references are included and properly set up.
Test the code: Once you have identified the error and made your changes, test the code to make sure it is working as expected.
Document changes: Make sure to document any changes you make to the code in case you need to retrace your steps.
Test again: After making changes and testing, make sure to test the code again to confirm it is working correctly.
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