Hello!
I was wondering how it is possible to use the Functions Guide of Excel for the functions I create in VBA.
Thanks
Hello!
I was wondering how it is possible to use the Functions Guide of Excel for the functions I create in VBA.
Thanks
Hi ALe,
I'm assuming you're referring to the dialog that prompts users for input. To use this for any UDF that you make, simply enter =functionname( in a cell, and press control-a.
As an fyi, if it is the first time you're using the function from the worksheet, if you enter the name in caps, ie. =FUNCTIONNAME( and press control-a, the function will always be capitalized for each future use of it.
Matt
Thanks Mark, I was referring to that dialog.
What I'd like to have is a description of the variables of the function and the preview result as excel shows for a normal function (like sum, average,...)
sorry, I read mark instead of mvidas
You need to create that on your own. Check out this site by MS MVP Laurent Longre ...
http://xcell05.free.fr/
(Hey Matt!)
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Hi Zack! Nice link, I'm going to keep that one handy
I've got an add-in by Graham Paramore (parry) which he utilizes it. I've got to upload it to the server (had it a month ago, but lost the emails in the server switch) as he graciously agreed to let me publish it here at VBAX. It's a WONDERFUL add-in. I'll be making a post about it soon.
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This site is wonderful and the addin is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot fyrefytr!!
Must be misunderstanding the question but isn't it as simple as:Originally Posted by ALe
Am I missing something here?
- To use your User Defined function, click Insert Function on the Insert menu.
- In the Insert Function dialog box, click User Defined under Categories, and then click (Name of your function) under Select a function. Click OK.
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Joost, click on the link I provided, then click on the 'English' link. It shows a screen shot of (what I think) the OP is asking for.
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Ok I must be totaly off now!Originally Posted by firefytr
I'm talking about the same thing I think? Using a UDF from the Function Dialog to insert it from that Dialog?
Must be me.....
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Ok I think I got it now testing that Add-in.
The Op wants custom help text with his function to aid in using them!
I'm such a slow nimwith at times
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Add-in is up! Check out the Cool Tools page for Parry's Format Function add-in.
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Sweet!Originally Posted by firefytr
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And stickied! http://vbaexpress.com/forum/showthread.php?t=5075
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Great firefytr, I'll check the add-in! I'm marking this thread as solved. Thanks a lot!