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We've created an Excel addin (.xla) that has some user defined
functions. One of the functions returns a single result from a store procedure on SQL Server. The user wants to be able to right click on the cell that contains the function, and return a result set from a query using the functions same argument list. In other words, the function returns a total, and he may want to see the underlying detail records. I got this to work fairly easily. On the Worksheets Before_Right_Click event, I check to see the active cell contains the required udf. If it does, then I parse the cell contents (my udf formula) to retrieve the arguments that I then pass to a query. However, a difficulty arises when, technically, there can be another Excel Formula embedded within my function call. ie: =MyFunc( 100, 100, #1/3/2003#, #1/30/2003# ) - This will work fine as I parse the argument list. if instead they do this : =MyFunc( 100, 200, Now()-60, Now()-30 ) - This is a pain in that I have to evaluate the 3rd and 4th arguments before I pass them on to the query. Excel already does this in their function calls. Does anyone have any ideas how I might easily accomplish this. The 3rd and 4th arguments can technically be any valid date function call. Thanks in advance, -WATjr. |
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