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I learned something from you all. Thank you muchly.
steve "Charlie" wrote: I learned something new from you and Bob "Alan Beban" wrote: =INDEX(MyFunction(),3,4) for the array element in the 3d "row", 4th "column" of the array returned by the function "MyFunction". Alan Beban Steve wrote: I have written a user defined function that returns an array. I want to insert this function into a cell on my worksheet and have a specific member of the array appear in the cell. What is the syntax for the formula in the cell on the worksheet that will access a specific element in the array returned from my function? Thanks in advance for your help. |
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