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When using built-in functions in excel, the formula palette displays a
description for each of the functions arguments. I would like to create such
a description for my custom functions, is there a way of doing so? (I know
how to provide a FUNCTION description...)
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See http://www.ozgrid.com/VBA/udf-cat-description.htm
Google on : udf xl function description
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When using built-in functions in excel, the formula palette displays a
description for each of the functions arguments. I would like to create
such
a description for my custom functions, is there a way of doing so? (I know
how to provide a FUNCTION description...)



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Thank you for respondig, however this is not what I am looking for.
The link you sent me describes how to add descriptions for the function
itself,
what I want is to add argument description, so that when opening the formula
palette, a description can be read for every argument within the function.
For the built-in fuctions in excel, every argument has a description, but how
do I add such a description to custom function variables?

stig

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Hi



See http://www.ozgrid.com/VBA/udf-cat-description.htm
Google on : udf xl function description
Regards
JY

"STIG" wrote in message
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When using built-in functions in excel, the formula palette displays a
description for each of the functions arguments. I would like to create
such
a description for my custom functions, is there a way of doing so? (I know
how to provide a FUNCTION description...)




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gooble group : vba function argument description
first hit : answer posted by ..............................Tom Ogilvy in
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"STIG" wrote in message
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Hi!
Thank you for respondig, however this is not what I am looking for.
The link you sent me describes how to add descriptions for the function
itself,
what I want is to add argument description, so that when opening the
formula
palette, a description can be read for every argument within the function.
For the built-in fuctions in excel, every argument has a description, but
how
do I add such a description to custom function variables?

stig

"Jean-Yves" wrote:

Hi



See http://www.ozgrid.com/VBA/udf-cat-description.htm
Google on : udf xl function description
Regards
JY

"STIG" wrote in message
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When using built-in functions in excel, the formula palette displays a
description for each of the functions arguments. I would like to create
such
a description for my custom functions, is there a way of doing so? (I
know
how to provide a FUNCTION description...)






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