Hello

I performed a calcualtion in an excel worksheet using the built in formula
PMT=.

If I then do that same procedure using VBA (i.e. write a sub to calculate
PMT with the same inputs and still using PMT in VBA) I get two separate
results?

Can anybody help align my VBA result to the spreadsheet result.

As I understand it, excel treats anything in a spreadsheet as a 'Double' - I
defined my variables in VBA as Double but still got a different answer.

Does anybody have any insights? FWIW, I am simply calcualting loan
repayments...

Regards


Alex

Hi Alex,

Did you also declare the function itself as Double?

Why not post your code, the values and the results from both methods?

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Kind regards,

Niek Otten

"Alex" wrote in message
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Hello

I performed a calcualtion in an excel worksheet using the built in formula
PMT=.

If I then do that same procedure using VBA (i.e. write a sub to calculate
PMT with the same inputs and still using PMT in VBA) I get two separate
results?

Can anybody help align my VBA result to the spreadsheet result.

As I understand it, excel treats anything in a spreadsheet as a 'Double' -
I
defined my variables in VBA as Double but still got a different answer.

Does anybody have any insights? FWIW, I am simply calcualting loan
repayments...

Regards


Alex