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Applying a function to a range
Hello,
I would like to apply a user defined function to a range of data. The output from the function is an array of the same size as the original matrix. I want to then compare this matrix to the original. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much, Michelle |
Applying a function to a range
Before you enter the formula make sure the correct size "answer" range is
selected. Enter your formula in the top-left of this range and the hit Ctrl+Shift+Enter (for array formulas) If this helps please click "Yes" <<<<<<<<<<<< "michelle439731" wrote: Hello, I would like to apply a user defined function to a range of data. The output from the function is an array of the same size as the original matrix. I want to then compare this matrix to the original. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much, Michelle |
Applying a function to a range
Oh nuts! I'm very sorry, I didn't say in my original post. I'm trying to do
this in VBA. D'oh! "BSc Chem Eng Rick" wrote: Before you enter the formula make sure the correct size "answer" range is selected. Enter your formula in the top-left of this range and the hit Ctrl+Shift+Enter (for array formulas) If this helps please click "Yes" <<<<<<<<<<<< |
Applying a function to a range
dim rngAnswer as range
rngAnswer.formulaarray = "=UDF(A1:B3)" "michelle439731" wrote: Oh nuts! I'm very sorry, I didn't say in my original post. I'm trying to do this in VBA. D'oh! "BSc Chem Eng Rick" wrote: Before you enter the formula make sure the correct size "answer" range is selected. Enter your formula in the top-left of this range and the hit Ctrl+Shift+Enter (for array formulas) If this helps please click "Yes" <<<<<<<<<<<< |
Applying a function to a range
Works! Smashing.
Thanks Sam! "Sam Wilson" wrote: dim rngAnswer as range rngAnswer.formulaarray = "=UDF(A1:B3)" "michelle439731" wrote: Oh nuts! I'm very sorry, I didn't say in my original post. I'm trying to do this in VBA. D'oh! "BSc Chem Eng Rick" wrote: Before you enter the formula make sure the correct size "answer" range is selected. Enter your formula in the top-left of this range and the hit Ctrl+Shift+Enter (for array formulas) If this helps please click "Yes" <<<<<<<<<<<< |
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