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Hi sages,
Just for having weekend fun. Let's for simplicity have a UDF with two variant/ranges arguments. If the dimension of the second (distant) one differs from that of the first, calculation error in the function should be trapped and therefore registered by means of MsgBox. In the moment, however, when a user tries to select the second of range-inputs by dragging, even pointing at the first cell of this range is immediately accepted and, due to trapped error messages, the input obstinately fails. With difficulties two cells can be selected at once but nothing more. The user must shift the "dragging" selection to upper input line or type down the whole range address in the input box manually. How would a professional (especially the most valuable one) build the macro so that the UDF would be more user friendly? For elucidation of the problem: Function RangesDifferent(A, B) As Boolean If A.Count < B.Count Then MsgBox "Dimensions of ranges differ" RangesDifferent = True End If End Function With all regards and thanks -- Petr Bezucha |
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