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james s shoenfelt
When I type "=fv(" in cell A1 in Excel 2002, I am greeted with a
"popup window of sorts that gives some clue as to the parameters. In
this case the "popup" reads "FV(rate, nper, pmt,[pv],[type]).
I would like to create similar popup windows for user-defined
functions. Is this possible?
In particular, the user-defined function is:
Public Function WeightedAvg(DataRange As Range, _
WtRange As Range) As Double
WeightedAvg = WorksheetFunction.SumProduct(DataRange, WtRange) /
WorksheetFunction.Sum(WtRange)
End Function
How do I change this function so that I will get greeted with a little
popup that reads "WeightedAvg(DataRange, WtRange)" after I type
"WeightedAvg(" in any given cell?
Jim
"popup window of sorts that gives some clue as to the parameters. In
this case the "popup" reads "FV(rate, nper, pmt,[pv],[type]).
I would like to create similar popup windows for user-defined
functions. Is this possible?
In particular, the user-defined function is:
Public Function WeightedAvg(DataRange As Range, _
WtRange As Range) As Double
WeightedAvg = WorksheetFunction.SumProduct(DataRange, WtRange) /
WorksheetFunction.Sum(WtRange)
End Function
How do I change this function so that I will get greeted with a little
popup that reads "WeightedAvg(DataRange, WtRange)" after I type
"WeightedAvg(" in any given cell?
Jim