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I want to use a function to get from a sub.
For example:
sub x(y as variant)
y=activecell.offset(1,0).value+5
end sub
Now, I want to get a function

Function myfun(z as integer)
tmp=x(z)
myfun=tmp
end function
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Sub x(y As Integer)
y = ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Value + 5
End Sub

Function myfun(z As Integer) As Integer
Call x(z)
myfun = z
End Function

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I want to use a function to get from a sub.
For example:


sub x(y as variant)
y=activecell.offset(1,0).value+5
end sub
Now, I want to get a function

Function myfun(z as integer)
tmp=x(z)
myfun=tmp
end function



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