4. User-Defined Functions
Creating User-Defined Functions
Excel provides many built-in formulas. However, sometimes you need a complex custom formula not offered, such as a formula that sums a range of cells based on their interior color.
So, what do you do? You could go down your list and copy the colored cells to another section. Or perhaps you have a calculator next to you as you work your way down your list—beware you don’t enter the same number twice! Both methods are time-consuming and prone to accidents. What to do?
You could write a procedure to solve this problem—after all, that’s what this book is about. However, you have another option: ...
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