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Alternatives to Application.evaluate(Long Formula)
I have a function that can calculate user-defined array formulas. The
variables are defined as named ranges in a sheet and are arrays. A formula is passed to a function which uses FunctionResult = Application.Evaluate(formula) to calculate the formula result. The formulae are now too long for the Application.evaluate. Is there a way around application.evaluate limitation or can anyone suggest another way of calculating a string as a formula? Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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