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I need to create a worksheet function that can return an
array i.e. that can be used with the Ctrl+Shift+Enter. for example : - I need to be able to select a range (say A2:A10) - Enter my formula using the function for example =myfunction(now(), "week") - Press Ctrl+****+Enter ,and the function would automatically fill the cells A2 to A10 with today's date, the date one week from now, the date two weeks from now, etc.... I know this can be done as a macro, as simple worksheet function, but I can't find out how to do it using UDFs. Thanks Fadi |
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