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i have a custom function that returns an array of values based on
several inputs. to implement this, a range of cells are highlighted, the function is typed, and then ctrl + shift + enter keys are entered. i would like to calculate the number of cells that are required for the output so the user does not have to input this. cannot use activecell, that only works when the function is created. if the any of the arguments point to a cell, the function is recaclulated when that cell changes. the activecell is then the argument cell and not the cell that is being calculated. is it possible to find what cell is being calculated during the recalculation process? |
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