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I am new using user defined functions and half expect this is something I
have missed. I have a function that extracts line of data from a string and would like to have it display the required input after a user enters the function name (much the same way excel does with the built in functions). Something like: =extractline( <<<< User starts to enter function [extract from], [Line No] <<<< have this display as a "tool tip" Any suggestions any one? Thanks for reading and for any suggestions Terry |
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