I like to build functions that calls Analysis Tool Pack
functins like YEARFRAC() and YIELD(). I have the add-
in "Analysis Tool Pack - VBA" (atpvbaen.xls) and Excel
2002.

I can not get it to work by using:
Application.WorksheetFunctions...

Torbjörn

Try this setup (here with the function MROUND()):

Sub test()
MsgBox Evaluate("mround(1.3, 0.2)")
End Sub


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Best Regards
Leo Heuser

Followup to newsgroup only please.

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I like to build functions that calls Analysis Tool Pack
functins like YEARFRAC() and YIELD(). I have the add-
in "Analysis Tool Pack - VBA" (atpvbaen.xls) and Excel
2002.

I can not get it to work by using:
Application.WorksheetFunctions...

Hi,
Presume you vant to use it in VB code: Under Tools in
the VB editor select References and hook off 'atpvbaen'
and 'funcres' this will give you access to the analysis
toolpak. Typing for instance Random will make vb come up
with required call parameters.

jacob
-----Original Message-----
I like to build functions that calls Analysis Tool Pack
functins like YEARFRAC() and YIELD(). I have the add-
in "Analysis Tool Pack - VBA" (atpvbaen.xls) and Excel
2002.

I can not get it to work by using:
Application.WorksheetFunctions...
.

YEARFRAC and YIELD aren't worksheet functions. They are functions in the
Analysis Tool Pak. Worksheet functions refer to things built into Excel
proper, like SUM, AVERAGE, RANK, etc, that don't require add-ins.

Once you've set a reference to the ATP in your VBA project, you can call the
function simply as

x = Yield(.....)


On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 23:31:49 -0700, Torbjörn Lindström
wrote:

I like to build functions that calls Analysis Tool Pack
functins like YEARFRAC() and YIELD(). I have the add-
in "Analysis Tool Pack - VBA" (atpvbaen.xls) and Excel
2002.

I can not get it to work by using:
Application.WorksheetFunctions...