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Array Formula
Does vba have the equivalent of array formula functionality in Excel? I have
been using For Next loops in a user defined function to identify rows in a data list that match a criterion. However, the UDFs take a lot of time to process. Thanks for any suggestions. -- Tom Ulincy |
Array Formula
Yes indeed. Formula.Array = <expression
DM "Tom Ulincy" wrote in message ... Does vba have the equivalent of array formula functionality in Excel? I have been using For Next loops in a user defined function to identify rows in a data list that match a criterion. However, the UDFs take a lot of time to process. Thanks for any suggestions. -- Tom Ulincy |
Array Formula
Only using Evaluate as a virtual cell.
FormulaArray is for entering an array formula in a cell programatically and would not work in a UDF used in a worksheet. -- regards, Tom Ogilvy "Tom Ulincy" wrote in message ... Does vba have the equivalent of array formula functionality in Excel? I have been using For Next loops in a user defined function to identify rows in a data list that match a criterion. However, the UDFs take a lot of time to process. Thanks for any suggestions. -- Tom Ulincy |
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