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Default excel sqr function vba


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Hi,


In an excel spreadsheet I manage to get the result but I

just don`t
get why the VBA function that I`ve created just doesn`t

work.

Basically, I have two arrays, the formula below and the

result

1
2
3

4 5 6
7 8 9
10 11 12

{=SQRT(MMULT(TRANSPOSE(A1:A3);MMULT(C1:E3;A1:A3)) )}=18.33

Then in VBA, it just doesn`t work

Function MyFormula(Array1, Array2) As Variant
With Application.WorksheetFunction
MyFormula = Sqr(.MMult(.Transpose

(Array1), .MMult(Array2,
Array1)))
End With
End Function

Why? Why in a spreadsheets it works and in vba it doesn`t?

Thank you
Gabriel
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Haven't tried this, but perhaps the problem is combining
two worksheet functions in one step (your 3rd line,
above) - you could try breaking it down into two steps
(storing the intermediate result temporarily)
 
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