I have a couple functions that are used several times within a macro. Is it possible to set the value of that function as a constant to speed up the macro?
If the return of the function remains the same in all calls to the function then, I guess, you could store the function return once upon its first call in a variable then use the variable value in lieu of the subsequent calls.
You can't assign the value of a function to something which is declared as constant, but you can declare a variable and assign the value to the variable, then use the variable throiughout your code.
You're probably going to have to show us the code.
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