It seems to work. Are there any problems with it? Is there a better way?
Code:
Function myRangePassExample(RangeA As Range) As Double
Dim ArrayA As Variant, ArrayB As Variant
Dim iLo As Integer, iHi As Integer, i As Integer
Dim jLo As Integer, jHi As Integer, j As Integer
Dim Sum As Single
ArrayA = RangeA.Value
iLo = LBound(ArrayA, 1)
iHi = UBound(ArrayA, 1)
[code].....
I will post my code and point out where the error occurs.
Sub GetProd()
'Averages Daily Production over the month
Dim WellRange, MonthRange As Range
Dim Month_ As Integer
TotWells = Sheets("R").Cells(1, 2)
TotMonths = Sheets("R").Cells(1, 4)
Month_ = Sheets("R").Cells(2, 4)
For Flag = 1 To TotWells
Set WellRange = DefineWellRange(Flag)
WellRange.Select <-----Used this To check If Range gets passed back properly.
For c = 1 To TotMonths
Set MonthRange = DefineMonthRange(Month_, (WellRange)) <---Error Here
Next c
Next Flag
End Sub ...
So the error occurs in the main "GetProd" Sub at the point when it calls the DefineMonthRange Function, its a 424 "Object Required" Error. Just before this is called I have a "WellRange.Select" which I was using to make sure that WellRange is in fact a range, and it does select the appropriate area.
So My question is of course, why I get an object error even though I am passing a range to a function which is expecting a range?
Passing Named Range into User Defined Function
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WinXP Pro SP2 with Excel 2003
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I have only tried this on Win7 Pro SP2 Excel 2007 but need it to work on all.
I enter the values 0, 1, 2 ... 89, 90 in cells A1 to A91
I select A1:A91 and name the range 'angle'
I create a user defined function:
Public function sindeg(value As Double) as Double
sindeg = sin(worksheetfunction.radians(value))
end
I want 'value' for the function in a cell to be replaced by the corresponding value in the same row (or column) in the named range 'angle'. For example (using commas as column separators). This works for Excel functions like sin, cos, radians, etc.
********** Worksheet Contents **********
A1 = 00, B1 = sin(radians(0)), C1 = sin(radians(A1)), D1 = sin(radians(angle)), E1 = sindeg(0), F1 = sindeg(A1), G1 = sindeg(angle)
A2 = 01, B2 = sin(radians(1)), C2 = sin(radians(A2)), D2 = sin(radians(angle)), E2 = sindeg(1), F2 = sindeg(A2), G2 = sindeg(angle)
A3 = 02, B3 = sin(radians(2)), C3 = sin(radians(A3)), D3 = sin(radians(angle)), E3 = sindeg(2), F3 = sindeg(A3), G3 = sindeg(angle)
......
A91 = 90, B91 = sin(radians(90)), C91 = sin(radians(A91)), D91 = sin(radians(angle)), E91 = sindeg(90), F91 = sindeg(A91), G91 = sindeg(angle)
Column A = input. Columns B, C, D, E and F all calculate the same value by row. Column G fails with a #VALUE. In row 1 the value of angle[1] = 0 therefore column D = C = B = sin(0) = 0. In row 2 angle[2] = 1 therefore B = C = D = 0.017452
How can I get the user defined function sindeg(value) in column G to accept the named range variable 'angle' like the Excel function radians(value) accepted it in column D?
This functionality should work horizontally as well as vertically. For example enter 'angle' A1 to CM1 then have sindeg(angle) filled from A2 to CM2. It should also work in the case where the named range 'angle' is a single cell.
I am sure that this is a simple variable type definition problem in my user defined function: should the input variable be defined as type Range? Or something more exotic?
The brute force approach is to have the function determine the input value by passing in the named range, working out dimensions, calculating offset between the cell the function is in and top (left) of named range, then counting down (right) to pick the correct value. However I cannot see adding all that code to EVERY function. Occam's Razor says there has to be an easier way since Excel built in functions seem to do it readily.
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