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How do I run a macro from inside an"=IF" formula in Excel 2003?
I need to run a short macro from inside an Excel "IF" formula; running one
macro when the "IF" statement is TRUE, and another macro when the "IF" statement is FALSE. |
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How do I run a macro from inside an"=IF" formula in Excel 2003?
"Drawn83" schreef in bericht ... I need to run a short macro from inside an Excel "IF" formula; running one macro when the "IF" statement is TRUE, and another macro when the "IF" statement is FALSE. You can do that, but not from a 'normal' IF-formula. First create your own user defined function, like =OWNIF(), and then call a macro from there. |
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