With normal functions in excel there is a help bar that tells you what the function arguments are while you are typing it into the formulas bar. For example with the if statement, when you type in "=IF(" you then see the following information:
=IF(logical_test,[value_if_true], [value_if_false])
Is there any way to have a public function written into a macro do this?
Here is the start of a public function I have.
I would like when I type in "=Agents(" to see
"=Agents(SLA, ServiceTime, CallsPerHour, AHT)"
Any ideas?
=IF(logical_test,[value_if_true], [value_if_false])
Is there any way to have a public function written into a macro do this?
Here is the start of a public function I have.
Code:
Public Function Agents(SLA As Single, ServiceTime As Integer, CallsPerHour As Single, AHT As Integer) As Long
I would like when I type in "=Agents(" to see
"=Agents(SLA, ServiceTime, CallsPerHour, AHT)"
Any ideas?