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![]() I want to provider the user a value help when filling formula paramter. for example, when you fill the "[RangeLookup]" parameter of VLOOKUP method, excel display to you an option to select TRUE - Approximate match FALSE - Excat match Is that possible? Regards, Raja |
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not with a UDF I'm afraid.
"Raja" wrote in message ... I want to provider the user a value help when filling formula paramter. for example, when you fill the "[RangeLookup]" parameter of VLOOKUP method, excel display to you an option to select TRUE - Approximate match FALSE - Excat match Is that possible? Regards, Raja |
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Hi there
Go to the data menu and choose something like validation (I don't know the excact name of the menu in English). Kind regards, Alex ------------------------------------ Excel-Spezialist www.excelspezialist.ch ------------------------------------ "Raja" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I want to provider the user a value help when filling formula paramter. for example, when you fill the "[RangeLookup]" parameter of VLOOKUP method, excel display to you an option to select TRUE - Approximate match FALSE - Excat match Is that possible? Regards, Raja |
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Just to add to the comments...which might be of help. Pressing Ctrl+Shift+A after typing the first bracket gives you the argument names as in the UDF... =samplefunction( If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Raja" wrote: I want to provider the user a value help when filling formula paramter. for example, when you fill the "[RangeLookup]" parameter of VLOOKUP method, excel display to you an option to select TRUE - Approximate match FALSE - Excat match Is that possible? Regards, Raja |
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