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UDF vs. Mega-Array-Formula
I am looking for feedback regarding whether I should pursue a solution as a
worksheet megaformula, or write a UDF using VBA instead. I would prefer to use the megaformula instead of the VBA based solution for speed purposes. Question: What criteria do you use to determine whether to pursue a solution via a worksheet formula, or VBA? for those who indicate case-by-case basis, can you elaborate what would make you opt for the VBA instead of the mega formula? thanks, Harry |
UDF vs. Mega-Array-Formula
Here is my general guideline. UDF's are a final resort only when conventional
formulas will not work or in the very rare instance where a UDF will be faster than a standard formula. To that end I have used UDF's only for things like counting colour formulas and returning a numeric value as the spelled out text. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Harry" wrote: I am looking for feedback regarding whether I should pursue a solution as a worksheet megaformula, or write a UDF using VBA instead. I would prefer to use the megaformula instead of the VBA based solution for speed purposes. Question: What criteria do you use to determine whether to pursue a solution via a worksheet formula, or VBA? for those who indicate case-by-case basis, can you elaborate what would make you opt for the VBA instead of the mega formula? thanks, Harry |
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