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using excel functions in a macro - not familiar with macros at all
I have written my own function FindNominal (as below) in a macro in excel. I
want to use this function repeatedly in my excel spreadsheet. Function FindNominal(NomCode) FindNominal = Vlookup(NomCode, IMPORTDOC, 5 false) End Function but it does NOT work. It reports Vlookup is not recognised. Do i need to write an import statement? IMPORTDOC is defined as a range of cells in excel by the name, define command. I take it this is acceptable? Thanks |
using excel functions in a macro - not familiar with macros at all
look in vba help for using functions in macros. An easy way to do this is
from the vbe just type in vlookup and touch the f1 key. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "James Cornthwaite" wrote in message ... I have written my own function FindNominal (as below) in a macro in excel. I want to use this function repeatedly in my excel spreadsheet. Function FindNominal(NomCode) FindNominal = Vlookup(NomCode, IMPORTDOC, 5 false) End Function but it does NOT work. It reports Vlookup is not recognised. Do i need to write an import statement? IMPORTDOC is defined as a range of cells in excel by the name, define command. I take it this is acceptable? Thanks |
using excel functions in a macro - not familiar with macros at all
sorry bout that.
I now know i have to use ""Worksheetfunction"".VLookup(................ ... to get vlookup recognised. However VB doesn't recognise my constant defined in my workbook. I defined it by insert | name | define Any ideas how to get IMPORTDOC recognised in VB so i can use it as an arg in my vlookup call Thanks "Don Guillett" wrote in message ... look in vba help for using functions in macros. An easy way to do this is from the vbe just type in vlookup and touch the f1 key. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "James Cornthwaite" wrote in message ... I have written my own function FindNominal (as below) in a macro in excel. I want to use this function repeatedly in my excel spreadsheet. Function FindNominal(NomCode) FindNominal = Vlookup(NomCode, IMPORTDOC, 5 false) End Function but it does NOT work. It reports Vlookup is not recognised. Do i need to write an import statement? IMPORTDOC is defined as a range of cells in excel by the name, define command. I take it this is acceptable? Thanks |
using excel functions in a macro - not familiar with macros at all
Try
FindNominal = Vlookup(NomCode, Range("IMPORTDOC"), 5 false) -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "James Cornthwaite" wrote in message ... I have written my own function FindNominal (as below) in a macro in excel. I want to use this function repeatedly in my excel spreadsheet. Function FindNominal(NomCode) FindNominal = Vlookup(NomCode, IMPORTDOC, 5 false) End Function but it does NOT work. It reports Vlookup is not recognised. Do i need to write an import statement? IMPORTDOC is defined as a range of cells in excel by the name, define command. I take it this is acceptable? Thanks |
using excel functions in a macro - not familiar with macros at all
Hi
couldn't get range to work. Cant get any info on the range function from help in vb Should importdoc be the name of one of my excel worksheets or (as it is currently) a range of cells currently defined in excel. In summary I have so far Function FindNominal(NomCode) FindNominal = WorkSheetfunction.VLookup(NomCode, ???????, 5, false) End Function I have nothing else within my macro I haven't created any objects or anything, as i say i have no experience with macros what do i need to put in where the ????? marks are Currently I have an excel worksheet called 'import' with a defined range of cells IMPORTDOC Please please help, i just dont know Thanks James "Chip Pearson" wrote in message ... Try FindNominal = Vlookup(NomCode, Range("IMPORTDOC"), 5 false) -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "James Cornthwaite" wrote in message ... I have written my own function FindNominal (as below) in a macro in excel. I want to use this function repeatedly in my excel spreadsheet. Function FindNominal(NomCode) FindNominal = Vlookup(NomCode, IMPORTDOC, 5 false) End Function but it does NOT work. It reports Vlookup is not recognised. Do i need to write an import statement? IMPORTDOC is defined as a range of cells in excel by the name, define command. I take it this is acceptable? Thanks |
using excel functions in a macro - not familiar with macros at all
James,
FindNominal = WorksheetFunction.VLookup(NomCode, Range("IMPORTDOC"), 5, False) will work as long as IMPORTDOC is at least 5 columns wide. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "James Cornthwaite" wrote in message ... Hi couldn't get range to work. Cant get any info on the range function from help in vb Should importdoc be the name of one of my excel worksheets or (as it is currently) a range of cells currently defined in excel. In summary I have so far Function FindNominal(NomCode) FindNominal = WorkSheetfunction.VLookup(NomCode, ???????, 5, false) End Function I have nothing else within my macro I haven't created any objects or anything, as i say i have no experience with macros what do i need to put in where the ????? marks are Currently I have an excel worksheet called 'import' with a defined range of cells IMPORTDOC Please please help, i just dont know Thanks James "Chip Pearson" wrote in message ... Try FindNominal = Vlookup(NomCode, Range("IMPORTDOC"), 5 false) -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "James Cornthwaite" wrote in message ... I have written my own function FindNominal (as below) in a macro in excel. I want to use this function repeatedly in my excel spreadsheet. Function FindNominal(NomCode) FindNominal = Vlookup(NomCode, IMPORTDOC, 5 false) End Function but it does NOT work. It reports Vlookup is not recognised. Do i need to write an import statement? IMPORTDOC is defined as a range of cells in excel by the name, define command. I take it this is acceptable? Thanks |
using excel functions in a macro - not familiar with macros at all
it does now,
great THANKS "Chip Pearson" wrote in message ... James, FindNominal = WorksheetFunction.VLookup(NomCode, Range("IMPORTDOC"), 5, False) will work as long as IMPORTDOC is at least 5 columns wide. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "James Cornthwaite" wrote in message ... Hi couldn't get range to work. Cant get any info on the range function from help in vb Should importdoc be the name of one of my excel worksheets or (as it is currently) a range of cells currently defined in excel. In summary I have so far Function FindNominal(NomCode) FindNominal = WorkSheetfunction.VLookup(NomCode, ???????, 5, false) End Function I have nothing else within my macro I haven't created any objects or anything, as i say i have no experience with macros what do i need to put in where the ????? marks are Currently I have an excel worksheet called 'import' with a defined range of cells IMPORTDOC Please please help, i just dont know Thanks James "Chip Pearson" wrote in message ... Try FindNominal = Vlookup(NomCode, Range("IMPORTDOC"), 5 false) -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "James Cornthwaite" wrote in message ... I have written my own function FindNominal (as below) in a macro in excel. I want to use this function repeatedly in my excel spreadsheet. Function FindNominal(NomCode) FindNominal = Vlookup(NomCode, IMPORTDOC, 5 false) End Function but it does NOT work. It reports Vlookup is not recognised. Do i need to write an import statement? IMPORTDOC is defined as a range of cells in excel by the name, define command. I take it this is acceptable? Thanks |
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