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On Jan 16, 9:36*pm, Ron Rosenfeld wrote:
On Mon, 16 Jan 2012 11:44:35 -0800 (PST), Yugi Gokavarapu wrote: Hello There, When I *write User Defined Function as below and use it, it returns the output in the function argument dialouge box, but the out put is not shown in the cell I wanted, instead I still see the input function with arguments. Function test(num) * *Select Case num * * * * Case Is 0 * * * * * * * test = "Positive" * * * *Case Is = 0 * * * * * * * test = "Zero" * * * *Case Is < 0 * * * * * * * test = "Negative" * *End Select End Function Your help is appreciated!! And if that is the problem, to correct it, FIRST change the cell format to General; THEN edit the cell. *You don't need to change anything. *Just put your cursor at the end of the formula in the function bar; or open the dialog box, and hit <enter Ron, Thank you for your swing into this! I have changed the cell type to General, and THEN edit the cell. I see cell value as FALSE. Whereas I see the right output of function in the function argument box. Also, I noticed that when the menu Formulas - Show formula option enabled, I see the formula in the cell. When I disable to Show Formula, I see FALSE. Any suggestions? |
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