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I am trying to simulate the function wizard thru a macro
which will show the function wizard for a perticuler function. So far I have ActiveCell.FunctionWizard which shows the screen to select the function. How do I make the wizard to show directly next screen with arguments for a perticuler function (say SUM)? Regards, Madiya |
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ActiveCell.Formula = "=Sum(1)" ActiveCell.FunctionWizard -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Madiya" wrote in message ... I am trying to simulate the function wizard thru a macro which will show the function wizard for a perticuler function. So far I have ActiveCell.FunctionWizard which shows the screen to select the function. How do I make the wizard to show directly next screen with arguments for a perticuler function (say SUM)? Regards, Madiya |
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Tom,
Thanks for your help. It still shows the initial screen to choose a function. I want 1 step further. Excel should show the screen which shows the arguments for the functions selected. However if I rerun the same macro, it shows the right screen. Any other suggession? Regards, Madiya "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... Possibly ActiveCell.Formula = "=Sum(1)" ActiveCell.FunctionWizard -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Madiya" wrote in message ... I am trying to simulate the function wizard thru a macro which will show the function wizard for a perticuler function. So far I have ActiveCell.FunctionWizard which shows the screen to select the function. How do I make the wizard to show directly next screen with arguments for a perticuler function (say SUM)? Regards, Madiya |
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