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When using a UDF in Excel as an Array formula (CTRL-ALT-DELETE), how do you
error handle to avoid getting #N/A in cell ranges which are larger than results of the array. See example below. Thanks Function MyVowelCountArray(r As String) As Variant Dim VowelCountArray As Variant 'Dim r As String 'This counts the number of vowels 'in a string and returns the found 'vowels in an array 'For example type in "alphabet" in A1 'Then in B2:E2 type in MyVowelCountArray($A$1) 'and hit CTRL-ALT-DELETE 'you will see "a" "a" "e" "#N/A" in these cells ReDim VowelCountArray(0 To 0) Count = 0 For i = 1 To Len(r) Ch = UCase(Mid(r, i, 1)) If Ch Like "[AEIOU]" Then Count = Count + 1 ReDim Preserve VowelCountArray(0 To Count - 1) VowelCountArray(Count - 1) = Ch End If Next i MyVowelCountArray = VowelCountArray End Function |
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