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What is a 'regular' code module. For that matter, what is an 'irregular'
code module. Yes, I'm just getting started studying VBA, but I sure got hung up in a hurry! And how do I go about rating the responses I've been getting? Sites like this are a gold mine! It's difficult for me to accept that so many people will attempt to help so many who need it! Tks. "JE McGimpsey" wrote: While you should probably put your function in a regular code module, you CAN call it like this (assuming it's in the Sheet1 code module): =Sheet1.Cuberoot(x) Note that I'm assuming you meant Public Function CubeRoot(num As Double) As Double CubeRoot = num ^ (1 / 3) End Function In article , JCDW wrote: In both Excel 2000 and 2007 when I enter the following functions on a worksheet module (or the Excel obect page 'behind' the worksheet), I am unable to execute (or call) on the worksheet. I get the error, [ #NAME? ]. Sub ShowSum() Sum = 1 + 1 MsgBox "The answer is " & Sum End Sub Function CubeRoot() ' returns the cube root of a number CubeRoot = num ^ (1 / 3) End Function |
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