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I'm stumped, Function that leaves a comment
I have a Function that I wrote in VBA that tkes a lot of data from a lot of
places and computes a value. To help other people interpret the number I would like to do one of the following: 1) Have the function leave a comment on the cell it was just calculated in. 2) Find the cell offset by n rows and fill it full of text from the function. So normally I'd type something like this in Cell BB9 for example: =CPEFloorModel(AT9,$AJ$9:$AJ$88,AT$9:AT$88,$F$9:$F $88,R$9:R$88) I want cell BB9 to have a comment left by the function or have the function write text to cell BB(9+n) Any hints would be appreciated. I'm using Excel 2003 if that matters. -Jason |
I'm stumped, Function that leaves a comment
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http://j-walk.com/ss/excel/odd/odd06.htm -- Regards, Juan Pablo González "Jason Mondanaro" wrote in message ... I have a Function that I wrote in VBA that tkes a lot of data from a lot of places and computes a value. To help other people interpret the number I would like to do one of the following: 1) Have the function leave a comment on the cell it was just calculated in. 2) Find the cell offset by n rows and fill it full of text from the function. So normally I'd type something like this in Cell BB9 for example: =CPEFloorModel(AT9,$AJ$9:$AJ$88,AT$9:AT$88,$F$9:$F $88,R$9:R$88) I want cell BB9 to have a comment left by the function or have the function write text to cell BB(9+n) Any hints would be appreciated. I'm using Excel 2003 if that matters. -Jason |
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