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referring cell in macro function
If a create a macro intended to be used as a function in a worksheet
is there a property of the referring cell? I want to know what cell the formula is in. |
referring cell in macro function
Dim callCell As String
callCell = Application.Caller.Address Returns the cell address of the cell where the UDF is used. "zxcv" wrote in message ... If a create a macro intended to be used as a function in a worksheet is there a property of the referring cell? I want to know what cell the formula is in. |
referring cell in macro function
On Apr 29, 3:50*pm, "JLGWhiz" wrote:
Dim callCell As String callCell = Application.Caller.Address Returns the cell address of the cell where the UDF is used. "zxcv" wrote in message ... If a create a macro intended to be used as a function in a worksheet is there a property of the referring cell? I want to know what cell the formula is in. Thanks. |
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