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Using functions
I would like to use a home made FUNCTION to divide two numbers
So far In a module I have placed the following code: Function cutit(a%,b%) cutit=a%/b% end function In the spread sheet I call the function: =cutit(12,6) I them get the error message NAMe$ what am I doing wrong |
Using functions
On Aug 30, 2:08*pm, pcor wrote:
I would like to use a home made FUNCTION to divide two numbers So far In a module I have placed the following code: Function cutit(a%,b%) cutit=a%/b% end function In the spread sheet I call the function: =cutit(12,6) I them get the error message NAMe$ what am I doing wrong Although you could just use =12/6 I suspect that if you take your function out of the SHEET module and place in a REGULAR module, it will work.... |
Using functions
Your UDF works for me as is when function is in same workbook.
=cutit(12,6) returns 2 Where do you have it stored? A module in the workbook or a module in an external workbook like Personal.xls? =Personal.xls!cutit(12,6) would be OK Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 30 Aug 2010 12:08:39 -0700 (PDT), pcor wrote: I would like to use a home made FUNCTION to divide two numbers So far In a module I have placed the following code: Function cutit(a%,b%) cutit=a%/b% end function In the spread sheet I call the function: =cutit(12,6) I them get the error message NAMe$ what am I doing wrong |
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