I have a VBA User-Defined Function which needs tweaking so that only one set of values show. At the moment, the UDF picks up all matching values, but it should differentiate by semester. To see what I mean, here's the file:
Thanks!
I have a VBA User-Defined Function which needs tweaking so that only one set of values show. At the moment, the UDF picks up all matching values, but it should differentiate by semester. To see what I mean, here's the file:
Thanks!
Hi hokkaido19,
I'll put in red the 2 changes made to the function:
Then change your formula in the semester 1 table to:Please Login or Register to view this content.
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Likewise use ",2" in the formula for the semester 2 table.
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To do it for me and help me it is 2 different things!
Sorry for my english, blame Google translator
This should do.
=ClassTeacher(Table618712[@Textbook],1)
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Thanks for all the answers. I see that there are different ways to do this: praise all round (I have absolutely no idea when it comes to VBA).
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