Function with parameter "as range"

[Guest]

What are you supposed to pass to a function that has a parameter "range" data
type? I have tried the following:
msgbox functionname(range("a1:a10").address)
msgbox functionname(range("a1:a10").range)
msgbox functionname(range("a1:a10"))
msgbox functionname("a1:a10")
msgbox functionname(a1:a10)

 

[Tushar Mehta]

What are you supposed to pass to a function that has a parameter "range" data
type? I have tried the following:
msgbox functionname(range("a1:a10").address)
msgbox functionname(range("a1:a10").range)
msgbox functionname(range("a1:a10"))
msgbox functionname("a1:a10")
msgbox functionname(a1:a10)

And, what were the results?

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[Bob Phillips]

It should be

msgbox functionname(range("a1:a10"))


What hapopens when you do that? Can it handle multiple cells?

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[Guest]

Mike

an example:

Function FunctionName(ByVal rng As Range)
N = 0
For Each cell In rng
N = N + cell.Value
Next
FunctionName = N
End Function

Sub test()
MsgBox FunctionName(Range("g1:g5"))
End Sub

Or from a worksheet:
=FunctionName(g1:g5)

HTH

 

[Guest]

It should be like this
msgbox functionname(range("a1:a10"))

Which is passing cells A1:A10 of the acitve sheet to the function. If that
is not working you will need to post your code...