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Hi:
I am seeing a discrepancy in Excel 2003 VBA In the built-in Help , it lists the function Sqr as the VBA fucntion to take the square root of a real argument. Notice that the S in Sqr is in Upper Case. Similarly for other code examples within Excel and in David M. Bourg's book, "Excel Scientific and Engineering Cookbook". But, when I am in VBA inside of Excel it does not allow me to type (and keep) Sqr...it converts the S to lower case s. This works as a square root function, but is not the same syntax as Sqr. Whiuch is correct ? Why does VBA's actual sytax (that used) not match what is in the books, or the built-in Help ? Another example that works correctly is the use of Tan() (with the upper case T) for the tangent function. Thank you -DaleB |
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