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Using a custom function as a spreadsheet function
I'd like to use a function that I wrote as a spreadsheet function,
i.e. type "=Deg2DegDec(A1,B1,C1)" in a cell in spreadsheet and get the result. I saw a post by Rick Rothstein in one of the previous threads that says you should put your function in a module. Mine is in Module1 in Personal.xls, and that doesn't do the trick. What should I do (step by step, please)? TIA, Nash |
Using a custom function as a spreadsheet function
Hello Nash
It's pretty straightforward: Insert, Function, Custom and double-click on your UDF Place arguments required and validate with OK. Apart from that: Has your function worked before? Can you post the code? HTH Cordially Pascal "Nash" a écrit dans le message de news: ... I'd like to use a function that I wrote as a spreadsheet function, i.e. type "=Deg2DegDec(A1,B1,C1)" in a cell in spreadsheet and get the result. I saw a post by Rick Rothstein in one of the previous threads that says you should put your function in a module. Mine is in Module1 in Personal.xls, and that doesn't do the trick. What should I do (step by step, please)? TIA, Nash |
Using a custom function as a spreadsheet function
Thanks!
Just what I needed. The function itself is quite simple, subtracting two angles from each other. It works, of course, I just wanted to use it as a spreadsheet function instead of doing it via some command button or something like that. Nash On Sep 5, 1:14 pm, "papou" wrote: Hello Nash It's pretty straightforward: Insert, Function, Custom and double-click on your UDF Place arguments required and validate with OK. Apart from that: Has your function worked before? Can you post the code? HTH Cordially Pascal |
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