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where arr is a single dimension array,
Public Function MyFunc(arr) myfunc = Application.Transpose(arr) End Function would work for a column. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Ron Davis wrote in message ... My experience has been that when I return an array value from a UDF custom function, it expects to be put into a row range, i.e. the function call needs to be made from a row of cells. Is there any way to call an array function from a column of cells and get the right results? I get a repeat of the first item in the array when I call from a column, whereas I get all the array elements when I call from a row range. Clarification would be appreciated. |
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