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Hit shift-ctrl-A after you type
=functionName( And you'll see the names of the parms that are passed to your function. If you use nice names--InputRange instead of IR, it'll work ok. And if you want to add a short description to the function, (ctrl-A after typing your function). Hit alt-F8 type the name of your function (you won't be able to select it from a list). click on options type in your description hit cancel to dismiss this dialog. You are limited to a small amount of text. So check it when you think it's perfekt. Lee Dengo wrote: Hi There, If I create a com addin, I'd like to show the parameters when the user types the function name and open parenthesis (exp. "=functionName(" ). For example, I want to show the "vlookup(Lookup_value, table_Array, col_index_num, [range_lookup])" to remind the user which parameters they need to type in when you type "=vlookup" in one cell. (I am not sure whether I explained clearly or not :-(, hope you all understand what I mean) How to get this kind of trick. Thanks Best Regards, Lee -- Dave Peterson |
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