Can you name function?
This is an odd one. I have not seen this question discussed anywhere on this
forum. Can you name a function? i.e. =Sum(A1:B2). I know that you can name the whole formula =Sum(A1:B2) and call it "Addup" or you can just name the range (A1:B2) and call it "Addup" but can you name the function Sum? |
Can you name function?
You can surely create an alias for a function:
Public Function zum(r As Range) As Variant zum = Application.WorksheetFunction.Sum(r) End Function But why? -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200781 "checkQ" wrote: This is an odd one. I have not seen this question discussed anywhere on this forum. Can you name a function? i.e. =Sum(A1:B2). I know that you can name the whole formula =Sum(A1:B2) and call it "Addup" or you can just name the range (A1:B2) and call it "Addup" but can you name the function Sum? |
Can you name function?
Hi,
Thanks for response. I just wanted to see how far I could stretch the naming function. Neat. "Gary''s Student" wrote: You can surely create an alias for a function: Public Function zum(r As Range) As Variant zum = Application.WorksheetFunction.Sum(r) End Function But why? -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200781 "checkQ" wrote: This is an odd one. I have not seen this question discussed anywhere on this forum. Can you name a function? i.e. =Sum(A1:B2). I know that you can name the whole formula =Sum(A1:B2) and call it "Addup" or you can just name the range (A1:B2) and call it "Addup" but can you name the function Sum? |
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