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On May 5, 10:36*am, Jacob Skaria
wrote: Check out the below.. http://www.jkp-ads.com/articles/Regi...istering-a-use... I hope you already know the option of displaying the arguments on hitting Ctrl+Shift+A soon after you enter the function name -- Jacob (MVP - Excel) "Subodh" wrote: I was searching for a way to have a my custom UDF (may be in an addin) arguments be displayed in the supertip similar to the way like all other usual/normal excel functions show. Also, I want to have my udf listed in the application.worksheetfunction in the VBA editor. Any tips will be appreciated. Thanks in advance. .- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Jacob I checked up your links But, the links are good to show a method for getting the name of the function easily listed and also the function names are displayed as you start typing their names However, I want to make the arguments be shown automatically For example, to make clear what i want On pressing =sum( excel automatically shows Sum(Number1, [Number2],...) to help the user on the arguments So, I want my custom function also show the same. Thanks for your reply to may question and the response. |
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