It seems like from my last thread that a user defined function may be the best solution to my problem, only... I have no clue how to create one.
It seems like from my last thread that a user defined function may be the best solution to my problem, only... I have no clue how to create one.
What do you want to achieve? In the meantime, look at this.
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Pinchingualas,
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Oops sorry
I would think this would fall under this tho:
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Go into the VBA editor
Add a module to the desired spreadsheet.
Write the code. here's a very simple code that multiplies the argument by 5 and returns that value:In the spreadsheet cell, enter =myfunc(2) and you will get 10.function myfunc(myarg) myfunc=5*myarg end function
Thank you very much, Mr. Shorty between the onboard VB help file (figuring out how to write the function) and your advice (accessing it in the worksheet) I got done what I needed to. Again, thank you very much.
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