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I'm looking for a way to reliably detect whether a UDF is called from a
worksheet as opposed to a call from VBA - without explicitly declaring a parameter in the calling argument for that purpose (ie. an Optional Boolean variable for instance). I am currently using a unique combination of existing parameters along with "ActiveCell" to perform the discrimination, but I'm concerned that under some improbable, yet possible conditions a false positive could occur. I was hoping that I could use "Application.ThisCell.Address", where I could test for "Nothing" if it was called by VBA. Unfortunately, a runtime error occurs at the test when it's called by VBA, citing an error in the "Method" ThisCell (thought it was a property?). Apparently, it's not just set to "Nothing" if called by VBA, it must not exist. Any suggestions? Thanks. |
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