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I would like to write a user defined function that, as part of its
execution, needs to know the cell address from which it is currently called. I.e. if cell A1 = UDF(parm1, parm2) then, what type of statement can I use in the UDF to return the executing cell address "A1"? Assuming, of course, that such a thing is possible. Thanks in advance. Larry. |
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