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Range as Parameter in Function Declaration

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    Range as Parameter in Function Declaration

    A simple question that google yields no assistance on.

    I have a formula that hides rows within a range for a sheet.

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    I am clearly doing something wrong because I am having troubling calling the function.

    For instance Call HideRows("A1", "A20) does not work

    Also, changing the HideRows formula to have one parameter does not work for me

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    Any guidance would be appreciated as I am not sure how to use parameters
    Last edited by Hot Soup; 08-06-2009 at 02:10 PM.

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    Re: Range as Parameter in Function Declaration

    Hello HotSoup,

    If you post your workbook for review, I'll find the problem for you. It will be faster than posting back and forth.
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    Re: Range as Parameter in Function Declaration

    You are not passing a range when you call it, you are passing an address:
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