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Default Allowing user to choose what mathmatical operator macro uses

No need for VBA. Use a named formula.

Suppose your first (Left Hand Side) token is in A1, the operator of interest
in B1 and the 2nd (Right Hand Side) token in C1. Then, create a named
formula, named say Eval, with Insert | Name Define...

Eval =EVALUATE(Sheet1!$A$1&Sheet1!$B$1&Sheet1!$C$1)

In D1 enter =Eval

Change the values in A1:C1 and Eval will display the appropriate result.

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I want a simple marco to compare two cells, but the user to decide =, <,
or . What is the best way to do this?


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