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Dot in function names Dutch Excel
Hi,
I've always, ever since Excel 4.0, wondered how (and why!) but never dared to ask ... Some Dutch Excel worksheet functions have a dot in their name (VERT.ZOEKEN - VLOOKUP). The Analysis Toolpak functions are loaded with dots (COUP.DAGEN.DB - COUPDAYBS). First question: How can I, for myself, program a function with a dotted name? Not that I'm glad to do so but I'd like to program look-a-likes for some of these functions. Second: Why ever did MS allow this type of function name? (Could the programmer, as a reward, please be send to Guantanamo Bay for ever?) -- Mvg, Frans www.fhvzelm.com |
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