Post the macro code and maybe someone can figger it out for you.
Skip,
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I might be way of, but you're not looking for the VB editor, are you? Press [Alt] + [F11]. Doubleklick the module in the workbook that contains your function.
The VB code is displayed in there - select a line early in the code of your function, press [F9]. Toggle back to excel, press [F9] again - this will recalculate, and the break in the code (inserted by [F9]) will stop the execution of the code. Use [F8] to follow the calculation step-by-step.
It ain't as good as documentation, but it might help you to understand the function.
...or you can simply post the code here, as Skip wisely suggested...
// Patrik
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