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Call GoalSeek from a user-defined-function
Hello,
I am trying to call GoalSeek within a function, but GoalSeek appears to only work if called from a sub. For example, calling the function below from a cell will not update any cells, but having a button call the function will. Is there some contraint that GoalSeek must be triggered by a sub instead of being called from a user-defined function? Function TestGoalSeek(rTarget As Range, rChange As Range, dblGoal As Double) As Double Call DoGoalSeek(rTarget, rChange, dblGoal) TestGoalSeek = rChange(1, 1) End Function Private Sub DoGoalSeek(rTarget As Range, rChange As Range, dblGoal As Double) 'Range("F11").GoalSeek Goal:=10, ChangingCell:=Range("E11") Dim b As Boolean b = rTarget.GoalSeek(dblGoal, rChange) End Sub Thanks, Mark |
Call GoalSeek from a user-defined-function
User defined functions called from a worksheet can only return a value to
the cell in which they are entered. So it would be no surprise that goalseek would not work from a UDF. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Mark" wrote in message ... Hello, I am trying to call GoalSeek within a function, but GoalSeek appears to only work if called from a sub. For example, calling the function below from a cell will not update any cells, but having a button call the function will. Is there some contraint that GoalSeek must be triggered by a sub instead of being called from a user-defined function? Function TestGoalSeek(rTarget As Range, rChange As Range, dblGoal As Double) As Double Call DoGoalSeek(rTarget, rChange, dblGoal) TestGoalSeek = rChange(1, 1) End Function Private Sub DoGoalSeek(rTarget As Range, rChange As Range, dblGoal As Double) 'Range("F11").GoalSeek Goal:=10, ChangingCell:=Range("E11") Dim b As Boolean b = rTarget.GoalSeek(dblGoal, rChange) End Sub Thanks, Mark |
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