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"function" vs. "worksheet function"
I've bashed around with Excel before, but now I'm having to dig into
the Help (on the web). The terms "function" and "worksheet function" are pervasive. Are they basically synonyms? Thanks. |
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"function" vs. "worksheet function"
"Function" is more general -- it can refer to a worksheet function, or
a VBA-based user defined function (UDF). HTH, JP On Mar 20, 4:30*pm, Paul wrote: I've bashed around with Excel before, but now I'm having to dig into the Help (on the web). *The terms "function" and "worksheet function" are pervasive. *Are they basically synonyms? *Thanks. |
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"function" vs. "worksheet function"
Indeed it does help. Thanks!
On Mar 20, 5:17*pm, JP wrote: "Function" is more general -- it can refer to a worksheet function, or a VBA-based user defined function (UDF). HTH, JP On Mar 20, 4:30*pm, Paul wrote: I've bashed around with Excel before, but now I'm having to dig into the Help (on the web). *The terms "function" and "worksheet function" are pervasive. *Are they basically synonyms? *Thanks.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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"function" vs. "worksheet function"
"WorksheetFunction" is also a term used with/in VBA code. -- Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware (Excel Add-ins / Excel Programming) |
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"function" vs. "worksheet function"
On Mar 20, 7:21*pm, "Jim Cone" wrote:
"WorksheetFunction" is also a term used with/in VBA code. -- Jim Cone San Francisco, USAhttp://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware (Excel Add-ins / Excel Programming) The need for VBA is starting to nip at my heels. Thanks. |
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"function" vs. "worksheet function"
A function does not have to be a UDF, it is just a procedure that (can)
return a result. -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "JP" wrote in message ... "Function" is more general -- it can refer to a worksheet function, or a VBA-based user defined function (UDF). HTH, JP On Mar 20, 4:30 pm, Paul wrote: I've bashed around with Excel before, but now I'm having to dig into the Help (on the web). The terms "function" and "worksheet function" are pervasive. Are they basically synonyms? Thanks. |
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"function" vs. "worksheet function"
Noted. Thanks Bob!
--JP On Mar 21, 12:56*pm, "Bob Phillips" wrote: A function does not have to be a UDF, it is just a procedure that (can) return a result. -- --- HTH Bob |
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