User defined functions without programming.

[sdfexcel]

SDF (Sheet defined functions) is a new add-in to MS Excel that end-user
can use to create spreadsheet functions without programming in VB
(Visual Basic for Application). Until now the end-user must program th
user defined function (UDF) as macros in VBA.
The creation of a SDF-function is easy and straightforward. To creat
an SDF-function the user needs only define function name, input, outpu
and is able to create an adding formula in Excel.
SDF-funtions are especially useful for people who use spreadsheet i
their work.

For more information, se
http://www.itu.dk/stud/speciale/PQ2006/index.ht

 

[apro hot]

Hello to the list,
I created some vba code in a workbook.
i now do not want to use the code as some fo the folks will not lower thier
security settings.
After dleting all the code, i am still being asked to either enable or
disale macros.
How can i get rid of this message?

thx,

bob

 

[Gord Dibben]

bob

See Debra Dalgleish's site for info and instructions on removing empty modules
left over from deleted macros and code.

http://www.contextures.on.ca/xlfaqMac.html#NoMacros


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

 

[dbahooker]

WOW.

this sounds cool.

more importantly MS Access has similiar functionality built into it.

if you didn't use the wrong tool; then you wouldn't need an add-in.

-Aaron

 

[greaseman]

Well, the droll troll is on a roll and strikes again!!!!

this sounds cool.
more importantly MS Access has similiar functionality built into it.
if you didn't use the wrong tool; then you wouldn't need an add-in.

-Aaron

How ignorant! Access also has a slew of add-ins, but the troll
apparently has horseblinders on.

 

[dbahooker]

greaseman

hey screw you.

i dont need add-ins for Access. Access is a real tool. Excel is for
babies.

Grow some balls script kiddie; Excel was passe in the year 1993.

it is obsolete.

Crystal Reports made you kids obsolete over 10 years ago.