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Default Problem with UDF


Hello people,

If I have a user-defined function that I use to, say, calculate
cumulative total (I know I don't need VBA for this, it's just a
example). Is there any way I can retrieve the address of the cell wher
the UDF was called? or determine whether it was called by the use
inside the worksheet or by a diferent function?

If the answer to the first question is no, I will have to pass the cel
address explicitly as a parameter of the UDF. Whats the best way o
doing this? The obvious (for me) solution - passing the column and ro
numbers as integers - seems cumbersome. Is it possible to use the A
notation here?

Thanks for any help,

Liosa

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