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Good afternoon. I'm programming an Excel function using Visual Basic. My
function works, but I want to add it the yellow squares telling what kind of arguments should I introduce in a particular position. For example, if you use (in spanish language) the function BUSCARV, as soon you open the parenthesis apperars a yellow square that shows: BUSCARV(valor_buscado, matriz_buscar_en, indicador_columnas, [ordenado]) It's like a help to know the arguments to introduce. I want that my function shows this kind of yellow square to help user know what kind of information should he use. Thank you, Nicolás |
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