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Hi,
I am trying to create an auto-label to display the valid parameters that would appear when you enter a user defined function into a worksheet, much the same way that a label appears when you type: "=sum(" and then the following label appears below the active cell: "Sum(number1, [number2],...)" I would like a lable like this to appear, with text I define, when I input my user-defined function into a worksheet. Specifically it is the automatic text that appears as you type in the first bracket "(" in the spreadsheet. It's a little blue label that appears underneath the active cell. Can anyone help? Thanks! |
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