I am writing a financial planning application as a function that takes many
input variables, they went from 28 (which was fine) to 43 (I get error
message, which mean that only 29 inputs are allowed). How can I give the
function 43 inputs? VBA documentation says they should accept up to 60!
Thanks. ... Lancish

VBA function (in code?) or worksheet function?

I don't know what the limits of args to a VBA Sub or Function is, but if the
number of args gets large, I would usually use a collection, array, string,
ParamArray, range or read from a stream (e.g., file) of some kind. Virtually
no limits.

If worksheet function, well, others are more adept.

"lancish" wrote in message
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I am writing a financial planning application as a function that takes
many
input variables, they went from 28 (which was fine) to 43 (I get error
message, which mean that only 29 inputs are allowed). How can I give the
function 43 inputs? VBA documentation says they should accept up to 60!
Thanks. ... Lancish

Assuming you are developing a worksheet function, 43 input variables would
present huge useability problems for users.
And Excel does not allow it anyway.

Use a small number of Range arguments that refer to large numbers of
adjacent cells instead.


Charles
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"lancish" wrote in message
...
I am writing a financial planning application as a function that takes
many
input variables, they went from 28 (which was fine) to 43 (I get error
message, which mean that only 29 inputs are allowed). How can I give the
function 43 inputs? VBA documentation says they should accept up to 60!
Thanks. ... Lancish