Excel has some matrix functions such as transpose, mmult, and minverse.

Suppose you want to use one of these functions and put the result in
cells in a worksheet, but you want to use VBA because variuos things
such as the size of your matrix may vary.

So for instance, suppose you have a nxn matrix, and you want to compute
minverse of the matrix from within a VBA program, or using cells
assigned by the VBA program -- how do you do it?

Thanks

Application.Minverse

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Excel has some matrix functions such as transpose, mmult, and minverse.

Suppose you want to use one of these functions and put the result in
cells in a worksheet, but you want to use VBA because variuos things
such as the size of your matrix may vary.

So for instance, suppose you have a nxn matrix, and you want to compute
minverse of the matrix from within a VBA program, or using cells
assigned by the VBA program -- how do you do it?

Thanks