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Hi,
I have made a function with 3 input variables. Is it possible to write som informaton about the variables, so they no wath they are used for. //Lasse |
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Hi Lasse,
normally, it is not possible. But there is a way around, see: http://www.jkp-ads.com/Articles/RegisterUDF00.htm for details. Regards, Ivan |
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Hi Lasse,
Lord let JKP to finish up his tremendous, praiseworthy endeavor, or MS to resolve such a topical (as it seems according to the frequency of asked questions) problem. If your need is urgent and your desire for perfection not too high, use the following funny scheme. The arguments enabling question mark help should be Variant or, with String input, String. To notify the user he can use the question mark convention at all, you may eventually exploit MacroOptions method. Function QuestionmarkHelp(C As Variant) As Variant If C = "?" Then MsgBox "C...tentative variable(Variant)": Exit Function 'your code, i.e.: QuestionmarkHelp = C End Function Sincerely Peter -- Petr Bezucha "Ivan Raiminius" wrote: Hi Lasse, normally, it is not possible. But there is a way around, see: http://www.jkp-ads.com/Articles/RegisterUDF00.htm for details. Regards, Ivan |
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