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I've got the following function that I would like to make versatile enough
that I can use it within VBA code and as a simple excel worksheet function. I've pasted the function here where I'm having trouble, I need to figure out how to count the elements in the range for both types of data. The "Size" variable where I'm getting the dimension works with the UBound if my data type is an array or variant, but I have to use Xrange.Count if the data is an excel workbook range. Neither option works for both instances. Here is my code: Sub TestFunc() Dim Test1(3) As Single, Test2(3) As Single, Value As Single, Value2 As Single Test1(1) = 3 Test1(2) = 2 Test1(3) = 1 Test2(1) = 1 Test2(2) = 2 Test2(3) = 3 Value = 2.5 Value2 = interpolate(Value, Test1, Test2) Worksheets("Input Page").Select Range("P25") = Value2 End Sub Function interpolate(Value, xrange, yrange) ' Function linearly interpolates from a given x/y range ' Function allows for extrapolation outside the known range ' Dim Size As Integer, Cumiminus1 As Single, Cumi As Single Dim X1 As Single, X2 As Single, Y1 As Single, Y2 As Single ' ' Size = xrange.Count ' Size = 3 Size = UBound(xrange) ' Thanks, Tom |
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