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Hi,
I'm somewhat new to Excel VBA so pardon me if this question is simplistic I am writing a custom function in Excel 07 that performs a calculation based on 4 input cells in the worksheet and returns one value. I want this function to return a null value (or a "" vlaue) if one of the input cells is empty. Now this would be easy using ISEMPTY using an equation but how do I do something similar in a VBA custom function? I can't get this to work. I would think that I have to pass a range to ISEMPTY in a custom function but don't know how to do that in VBA. I'm stuck. Can anyone help me here? Thanks, BB |
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