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Creating my own user defined function help statements
Hi,
Can you please provide an answer to the following question: How do I program in help statements to go with my user defined function that I creat in VBA? (The help statements would be displayed in the function argument box, like the regular Excel functions have...explaining to the user what each argument (and the whole function) purpose is. Also, in a related note, how to I get function tool tips to appear with my custom function like the regular functions provide when you type them directly in a cell. thank you very much Craig |
Creating my own user defined function help statements
Hi Craig,
Look he http://www.dicks-blog.com/archives/2...on-with-excel/ -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "Craig" wrote in message ... Hi, Can you please provide an answer to the following question: How do I program in help statements to go with my user defined function that I creat in VBA? (The help statements would be displayed in the function argument box, like the regular Excel functions have...explaining to the user what each argument (and the whole function) purpose is. Also, in a related note, how to I get function tool tips to appear with my custom function like the regular functions provide when you type them directly in a cell. thank you very much Craig |
Creating my own user defined function help statements
Thanks very much this is great!!
"Niek Otten" wrote: Hi Craig, Look he http://www.dicks-blog.com/archives/2...on-with-excel/ -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "Craig" wrote in message ... Hi, Can you please provide an answer to the following question: How do I program in help statements to go with my user defined function that I creat in VBA? (The help statements would be displayed in the function argument box, like the regular Excel functions have...explaining to the user what each argument (and the whole function) purpose is. Also, in a related note, how to I get function tool tips to appear with my custom function like the regular functions provide when you type them directly in a cell. thank you very much Craig |
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