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I am writing a long macro User defined function which will be used in
multiple workbooks. it uses multiple inputs from the workbooks all of which will be in the same row. I have been using the =XXX(a,b,c,d,e,f,g,...) but would prefer no or just one transfer variable. The columns may change but I have a method of determining which column I need. My question is "How do I, either determine which row The particular UDF is in, or call for a value x number of columns from the cell but in the same row?" (I know I could just insert a column with "=ROW()" and reference it <and have done so in the past but would like a better method [I am using EXCEL 2002] |
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