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User functions and the Insert-Function dialogue
I note that the Excel Insert-Function dialogue picks up public functions
that I create so that I can be prompted for the function parameters. This is useful as I, like many others I suspect, tend to forget how to use the UDF's I create. There is no help with this of course and no calculated result however I noticed that an Add-in I was testing a few weeks ago managed to get a separate entry in the Category drop-down list in Insert-Function and help for the function display just like the built in Excel functions. I have recently been researching the creation so HTML help files and have noted techniques for providing help for Class modules but I haven't come across anything about this. Does anyone have any idea how this is done or if it is a complex problem know where on the Net I can find information about it. Tony |
User functions and the Insert-Function dialogue
I have discovered that the VBA procedure Application.MacroOptions allows the
description of the function to be modified and a help ID to be attached. "Tony Seiscons" wrote in message ... I note that the Excel Insert-Function dialogue picks up public functions that I create so that I can be prompted for the function parameters. This is useful as I, like many others I suspect, tend to forget how to use the UDF's I create. There is no help with this of course and no calculated result however I noticed that an Add-in I was testing a few weeks ago managed to get a separate entry in the Category drop-down list in Insert-Function and help for the function display just like the built in Excel functions. I have recently been researching the creation so HTML help files and have noted techniques for providing help for Class modules but I haven't come across anything about this. Does anyone have any idea how this is done or if it is a complex problem know where on the Net I can find information about it. Tony |
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