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standard function in userfunction?
Aloha,
Im in the progress of learning VBA I have created some simple vb functions but Im woundering how I inser standard excel function in m "home made function". In my function called funcBatch I divide the weiht with 50 and get th result 104,9. funcBatch = (dblWeight / 50) Now I want to use the CEILING function to get the result to 105. But how Can I do this in the VBA code? funcBatch = ceiling((dblWeight / 50);1) dosent seems to work -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
standard function in userfunction?
The worksheet functions which can be accessed (and not all of them can) need to be qualified with the WorksheetFunction object - so to use ceiling you should write : WorksheetFunction.Ceiling Rgds Rog -----Original Message----- Aloha, Im in the progress of learning VBA I have created some simple vba functions but Im woundering how I inser standard excel function in my "home made function". In my function called funcBatch I divide the weiht with 50 and get the result 104,9. funcBatch = (dblWeight / 50) Now I want to use the CEILING function to get the result to 105. But how Can I do this in the VBA code? funcBatch = ceiling((dblWeight / 50);1) dosent seems to work. --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ . |
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