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User defined functions without using VBA.

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phongdk@gmail.com - 13 Jun 2006 17:53 GMT
SDF (Sheet defined functions) is a new add-in to MS Excel that
end-users can use to create spreadsheet functions without programming
in VBA (Visual Basic for Application). Until now the end-user must
program the user defined function (UDF) as macros in VBA.
The creation of a SDF-function is easy and straightforward. To create
an SDF-function the user needs only define function name, input, output
and is able to create an adding formula in Excel.
SDF-funtions are especially useful for people who use spreadsheet in
their work.
phongdk@gmail.com - 13 Jun 2006 17:57 GMT
Sorry forgot the link.
http://www.itu.dk/stud/speciale/PQ2006/index.htm
Harlan Grove - 13 Jun 2006 18:23 GMT
phongdk@gmail.com wrote...
>SDF (Sheet defined functions) is a new add-in to MS Excel that
>end-users can use to create spreadsheet functions without programming
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>SDF-funtions are especially useful for people who use spreadsheet in
>their work.

Your page http://www.itu.dk/stud/speciale/PQ2006/index.htm includes the
ending text:

"Unfortunately we haven't have time to implementing all the lost
properties. Therefore the SDF-function can only handle integers and
arithmetic operators."

So this is nothing more than a proof-of-concept product?
 
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