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I'm assuming LMI is a UDF that you wrote and it is its code that you want to
have know which cell called it. You would use Application.Caller to return a range object which references that cell. -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Mark Kubicki" wrote in message ... is there a function that identifies what cell a formula is being used in? ex; I have a formula: =LMI(xx) entered into cell B32 as part of the code behind the formula, I need to know what cell the formula is being used in. many thanks in advance, mark |