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How do you show UDF parameters while typing in formula in Excel?
When you type in an Excel formula such as "=IF(......)" into a cell in Excel,
it shows you a tooltip text with the paremeters of the formula just like VBA does or C# does in Visual Studio, etc. I have created several UDFs in an XLA. When I type the name of my UDF into a cell (for example "=MyUDF(........)") I would like to be able to display the same type of tooltip text with my parameters. Is this possible? Thanks, Jeff |
How do you show UDF parameters while typing in formula in Excel?
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Have a look here and follow the linked websites: http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/arch...on-with-excel/ -- Wigi http://www.wimgielis.be = Excel/VBA, soccer and music "J. Caplan" wrote: When you type in an Excel formula such as "=IF(......)" into a cell in Excel, it shows you a tooltip text with the paremeters of the formula just like VBA does or C# does in Visual Studio, etc. I have created several UDFs in an XLA. When I type the name of my UDF into a cell (for example "=MyUDF(........)") I would like to be able to display the same type of tooltip text with my parameters. Is this possible? Thanks, Jeff |
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