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How do you document a function (like built in functions) in VBA?
I am create functions that will act as custom formulas in a spreadsheet and I
would like to have descriptions for each argument like it is found in the Insert Function dialogs. In addition Excel built in functions will provide a list of the arguments when the function is typed into a cell. Can a custom built formula be document in the same way? Thanks JY |
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How do you document a function (like built in functions) in VBA?
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HTH, JP On Aug 12, 12:37*pm, JY wrote: I am create functions that will act as custom formulas in a spreadsheet and I would like to have descriptions for each argument like it is found in the Insert Function dialogs. In addition Excel built in functions will provide a list of the arguments when the function is typed into a cell. Can a custom built formula be document in the same way? Thanks JY |
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