This is probably going sound like a stupid question, but .....
I recently had occasion to write a VBA function for a workbook where one of
the arguments was supposed to be a range of cells, but when I try to use the
function by passing a range in the form of A1:E7, I get an error saying that
that argument is the wrong data type.
Do I need to refer to the range differently?
Was Range the wrong data type to use?

Something like this

Public function MySum(byval rng as Range) as double
MySum = Application.Sum(rng)
end function
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HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"Gary Nelson" wrote:

This is probably going sound like a stupid question, but .....
I recently had occasion to write a VBA function for a workbook where one of
the arguments was supposed to be a range of cells, but when I try to use the
function by passing a range in the form of A1:E7, I get an error saying that
that argument is the wrong data type.
Do I need to refer to the range differently?
Was Range the wrong data type to use?