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UDF and superscript
I have a UDF that returns values... I want to make the last digit in the UDF
a superscript. Is this possible? I have tried to call a sub from the function, but I cannot get how to get around activecell... since the UDF could be in several cells. Does that make sense, thanks! |
UDF and superscript
A UDF can not change the format of a cell when used within a sheet. A UDF can
only return a value to the cell that it is in. It can not change formatting nor can it modify the values of other cells in the sheet. When called from code (not called in a sheet) this restricion is lifted and it can do what it wants to do to as many cells as it wants... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "John" wrote: I have a UDF that returns values... I want to make the last digit in the UDF a superscript. Is this possible? I have tried to call a sub from the function, but I cannot get how to get around activecell... since the UDF could be in several cells. Does that make sense, thanks! |
UDF and superscript
thanks
"Jim Thomlinson" wrote: A UDF can not change the format of a cell when used within a sheet. A UDF can only return a value to the cell that it is in. It can not change formatting nor can it modify the values of other cells in the sheet. When called from code (not called in a sheet) this restricion is lifted and it can do what it wants to do to as many cells as it wants... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "John" wrote: I have a UDF that returns values... I want to make the last digit in the UDF a superscript. Is this possible? I have tried to call a sub from the function, but I cannot get how to get around activecell... since the UDF could be in several cells. Does that make sense, thanks! |
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