Sorry, my bad, in the above, the UDF code for Excel VBA should have been a Function, not a Sub:
Function SumIt(Arg1 As Variant, Arg2 As Variant)
SumIt = Arg1 + Arg2
End Sub
I don't know how to edit after it has been submitted, or I would have simply edited the above. Sorry for any...
Hi guys,
I have three questions relating to user-defined functions using Lotus:
(1) Does Lotus provide the ability to use LotusScript to produce a User Defined Function (UDF) as can be done in Excel? That is, can you produce a function that returns a value based on inputs to the function and...
Hi Dale,
I am absolulely grateful for your detailed responses. I am a programmer too; however at the moment I do not have Lotus in front of me (and have not used it since about 1993!) and need to have a proper evaluator written...
My only question left, then, regards this quote:
> "In 123...
Dale,
I really appreciate that extremly clear description. :)
One last question: so the formula:
= 1 + 2
Would be evaluated to '3' in both Lotus and Excel? I am basing this on the assumption that the "=" sign would also qualify as " character used in a formula" as you put it?
Thanks...
Thank's CrazyBird, I really appreciate it...
Just to clarify, what if I did put
1 + 2
in a cell? Would it be intepreted as text and not as an equation evaluating to 3?
And based on what you wrote above, would writing
(1 + 2)
in a cell evaluate to 3?
Thanks again, and I'm sorry for such...
Forgive me as I've not used Lotus in a long time, and I do not have it in front of me currently...
If one enters a formula into Lotus, say:
1 + 2
Or
@SUM(A1:C3)
Does the system automatically add a leading "=" sign, or Lotus operates without the "=" sign?
Also is it legal to even...
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