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Functions that return a Range
To put the quetion simple: Is it possible to design Excel Funtions similar
to the MMULT function using exclusively VBA. Thank you for any help |
Functions that return a Range
This is an example of a function that takes an input and creates an array of
output cells, it should get you started Function myFunction(inDate As Date, inType As String) As Variant Dim nextDate As Date Dim i As Long Dim cCells As Long Dim tmpArray() As Date nextDate = inDate cCells = Application.Caller.Cells.Count ReDim Preserve tmpArray(0 To cCells) For i = 1 To cCells tmpArray(i - 1) = nextDate Select Case LCase(inType) Case "day": nextDate = nextDate + 1 Case "week": nextDate = nextDate + 7 Case "month": nextDate = nextDate + 30 Case "year": nextDate = nextDate + 365 End Select Next i If Application.Caller.Rows.Count = 1 Then myFunction = tmpArray Else myFunction = Application.Transpose(tmpArray) End If End Function -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "MLMeneses" wrote in message ... To put the quetion simple: Is it possible to design Excel Funtions similar to the MMULT function using exclusively VBA. Thank you for any help |
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