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Is there a way that I can configure my custom VBA functions to default to the specific case specified in their declaration, in the same way that Excel functions all revert to upper case? Thanks, Schiz |
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I don't believe there is. It appears that however the function is first
entered by a user is how Excel will capitalized it thereafter in a given workbook. -- Jim "Schizoid Man" wrote in message ... | Hello, | | Is there a way that I can configure my custom VBA functions to default to | the specific case specified in their declaration, in the same way that Excel | functions all revert to upper case? | | Thanks, | Schiz | | |
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