Create VBA function using worksheet functions?

[anon]

Hello,

How do I create a VBA function using worksheet functions? For example, let's say I use the Macro Recorder and type in a worksheet function. In VBA, it creates a Procedure as opposed to a Function. For example, it may create this:

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How do I convert that into a VBA function? I have a worksheet function that's very long and it would be nice if I just simplify it in VBA.

Thanks!

[Leith Ross]

Hello anon,

You need to know both formulas and VBA to translate from one to the other. The problem here is that you are referencing the ActiveCell, which can be anywhere on the sheet. From that cell you are moving 11 columns to left. If your ActiveCell is not in column "L" or further to the right, an error will occur because you are trying to reference a non existent column.

To really help you with this problem will require seeing the workbook. If you post a copy then it will be possible to provide you with code that actually works.

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[anon]

Hello,

Thanks for the tips. While VBA is definitely not necessary for what I am trying to do, I would like to do it in VBA so that I can learn VBA. I have attached the file and the right most column you can see my longish formula. Basically I want to condense that into one VBA formula, not procedure.

Thanks!

Anon Workbook.xlsx

[smuzoen]

Create a UDF with the following code (place into a module)

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So the formula would be =MYFUNCTION(C2,E2)

[nilem]

maybe so (for N3)

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[anon]

Thanks for the help guys. Both work great. I'll take a look at the VBA code and dissect it to gain a better understanding. The shortern concatenate formula also works great. Didn't know about the text function.