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Creating Help within functions
Hi All,
Was wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction wrt creating help for my custom functions. Microsofts functions pop up with a little description of the function on the input box, and often have a hyperlink to a help file. How do I do the same with my functions? Joe. |
Creating Help within functions
Anyone interested in a solution to this, the following was posted on the
microsoft.public.excel newsgroup by Dave Peters: This won't work like the tips, but it will work if you use the function wizard. Tools|macro|macros... type in the name of your function (you won't be able to select it from the displayed list) Click the Options button There's a small textbox where you can type in a short description for that function. Click the ok button then click the cancel button (to dismiss that dialog) And it could be very helpful if you use nice names for the parms that are being passed to the function. This would help if the user hits ctrl-shift-a while entering the formula. ps. You can use ctrl-a to see the function wizard instead of using the mouse and clicking on that fx button. "Joe Carroll" <joeInsertTheAtcarroll-acoustics.net.au wrote in message ... Hi All, Was wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction wrt creating help for my custom functions. Microsofts functions pop up with a little description of the function on the input box, and often have a hyperlink to a help file. How do I do the same with my functions? Joe. |
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