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I have an array-formula called DateRate() that return a list of dates and
their rates for example DateRate(Ben) will return: 10/02/2006 20 15/02/2006 34 17/02/2006 56 03/10/2006 40 I will need to have a function that is not an array formula and that will return only the rate of the first date. For example in this case 20. Is it doable? Many thanks Paul |
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You want another function that will return the value 20?
it should be doable. Without knowing mo Public Function Rate1(Ben) v = DateRate(ben) Rate1 = v(lbound(v,1), lbound(v,2)+1) End Function -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "guedj54" wrote in message ... I have an array-formula called DateRate() that return a list of dates and their rates for example DateRate(Ben) will return: 10/02/2006 20 15/02/2006 34 17/02/2006 56 03/10/2006 40 I will need to have a function that is not an array formula and that will return only the rate of the first date. For example in this case 20. Is it doable? Many thanks Paul |
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Many Thanks Tom.
"Tom Ogilvy" wrote: You want another function that will return the value 20? it should be doable. Without knowing mo Public Function Rate1(Ben) v = DateRate(ben) Rate1 = v(lbound(v,1), lbound(v,2)+1) End Function -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "guedj54" wrote in message ... I have an array-formula called DateRate() that return a list of dates and their rates for example DateRate(Ben) will return: 10/02/2006 20 15/02/2006 34 17/02/2006 56 03/10/2006 40 I will need to have a function that is not an array formula and that will return only the rate of the first date. For example in this case 20. Is it doable? Many thanks Paul |
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