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Basic UDF Question

  Asked By: Elliott    Date: Dec 19    Category: MS Office    Views: 517
  

Very basic question about UDF's.

Could someone show me sample code and worksheet formula that accepts a
cell range as input and returns some processed result?

For example, let's say I want to multiply whatever value was supplied by
5.

Function MyFunc(r As Range) As String ' Is "r as Range" correct?
MyFunc = 5 ' * something - times what?
End Function

And also, what exactly do I put as a formula on my worksheet? Something
like
=MyFunc(A1) ?

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7 Answers Found

 
Answer #1    Answered By: Amy Brown     Answered On: Dec 19

Sample code:
Function myfunc(a)
myfunc = a * 5
End Function

Formula in worksheet:
=myfunc(D4)

 
Answer #2    Answered By: Mandy Harvey     Answered On: Dec 19

Strange - I keep getting a #NAME? error in the cell. I made sure to
Enable macros too.

Any clue?

 
Answer #3    Answered By: Kawthar Malik     Answered On: Dec 19

The function  needs to be in a module or you need to change the way you
reference it.

 
Answer #4    Answered By: Komal Malik     Answered On: Dec 19

I tried it so far in ThisWorkbook and also Sheet1 (the
correct sheet) to no avail...
???

 
Answer #5    Answered By: Marsha Miller     Answered On: Dec 19

right click the workbook's project title in the project explorer
part of the ve editor, click 'insert', then choose 'module'. Copy
the code  into the new module.

 
Answer #6    Answered By: Judy Gray     Answered On: Dec 19

below where it reads 've editor' should read 'vb editor' reached by
Alt+F11 when in excel.

 
Answer #7    Answered By: Bernadette Daniels     Answered On: Dec 19

Can anyone explain please;

Which kind of codes should locate in "Module(s)" and which are in "This
workbook" or "Sheet(s)"

 
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