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Using Functions in VBA code
Hi,
I would like to use the funtion "rounddown" in some code that I'm writing. The VBA help facility tells me that only "round" is available to me in VBA. I believe that it is possible to import "rounddown" which is a function available Excel s/sheet. How do I do this...?? Thanks...Chris |
Using Functions in VBA code
Range("A1").Value = Int(Range("A1").Value) will round the value in A1 down to
the next lowest integer. "Chris Gorham" wrote: Hi, I would like to use the funtion "rounddown" in some code that I'm writing. The VBA help facility tells me that only "round" is available to me in VBA. I believe that it is possible to import "rounddown" which is a function available Excel s/sheet. How do I do this...?? Thanks...Chris |
Using Functions in VBA code
Chris Gorham:
Try: MsgBox Application.WorksheetFunction.RoundDown(Range("A1" ), 2) or MsgBox Application.WorksheetFunction.RoundDown(100 / 33, 2) -- http://www.vba.com.tw/plog/ "Chris Gorham" wrote: Hi, I would like to use the funtion "rounddown" in some code that I'm writing. The VBA help facility tells me that only "round" is available to me in VBA. I believe that it is possible to import "rounddown" which is a function available Excel s/sheet. How do I do this...?? Thanks...Chris |
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