Well we would never have guessed that unless you posted the code, so well
done for sorting it yourself. It is still the best way to learn<g

B ob

"Todd Huttenstine" wrote in message
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hey Bob,

I got it to work. Below is what I was doing which was
causing the error...
Public Function CalComm() As Currency
CalComm = SalesQ * (1.5 / 100)
End Function

I failed to put SalesQ in the parenthesis.

Thank you and to everyone else who helped me. I seem to
be finding myself spending allot of time on obvious
mistakes.

Thanx again

Todd


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"Todd Huttenstine"
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Ah there we go, thank you. I had it in the worksheet
module. I put it in a regular module and now its in
User
Defined, however when I try to insert it in cell A1, it
does nothing. when I am inserting it in cell A1 it says
this function takes no arguments. So how would I make
it
take argument so that whatever is in cell A1, it will
use
that value as the variable instead of the input box?


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Todd,

Where have you stored it? It should be in a general
module, not a worksheet
module or ThisWorkbook.

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"Todd Huttenstine"

wrote in message
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Below is a function I am working with to calculate
commissions. How do I get it to where when I click
on a
cell in Excel, and then go to insert function, how
do I
make it to where I can select that function from in
there? Right now I dont see it in there.

Option Explicit
Dim SalesQ As Currency
Dim CalculateCommission As Currency
Public Function CalComm() As Currency
CalculateCommission = SalesQ * (1.5 / 100)
End Function

Public Sub main()
SalesQ = InputBox("Enter Sales Amount")
Call CalComm
MsgBox ("The commission amount is: $" &
CalculateCommission)
End Sub



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