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Hello,
I could use some help on the syntax of writing a function file in VBA which takes two integers as input arguments and returns one integer. Let's say my function was called TEST, and TEST took the average of two integers. It seems that the code should look like this: AVG=TEST(2,8) But all function files that i have seen in VBA use Call to execute the function. Can someone help me out with this? thanks Andy |
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