What is the difference between functions and macros?
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functions are kind of like writing programs (in a way) and macros are like fill in the blank programs (in a way)
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first create a macro\nthen press rec\ndo what you want to\npress stop\nto run macro press play
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Not unless you are using a macro program.
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This is one specific site, which I thought was helpful.\nhttp://www.tutorialized.com/tutorial/Working-With-Word-Macros/5629\n\nThis is the main page for MS-Word Tutorials.\nhttp://www.tutorialized.com/tutorials/MS-Word/1\n\n\n\nThe following two links have pre-recorded macros ready to use, if they suit you.\n\nhttp://members.aol.com/josefhilland/macrosenglish.htm\n\nhttp://www.cnr.berkeley.edu/~alyons/macros.html
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Please check out this site it gives averything you want on VBA.\n\nwww.functionx.com
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I use a macro program called Workspace Macro. I recommend Pro version. For $15 more you can get hotkeys and ability to edit macros. You can get more information from http://www.tethyssolutions.com/macro-automation.htm
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yes you can define s function with named as main but it sould not be static
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I thought I was pretty handy with excel, but I have no idea what you're asking! Do you mean the options pop-up you get if you right-click on a cell? Or Insert > Function? (on the pull-down menu, or click on the 'fx' button just below your toolbar/s). Perhaps if you clarify your question you might get a more helpful answer than I feel I can give you.
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They are functions if the first thing in each pair is different from the first thing in the other ordered pairs.\n\nA) all the first things are 1 so it is not a function\nB) all the first things are different so it is a function\n\netc.
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A macro is a mini program that automatically makes an object on screen perform an action when a button or key is struck that is assigned.
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first let me tell u wht is the difference between call by value and call by reference. In the function calling what ever we are the values changed in the function will not be effected in the main function because the function is just copying the values in the main function.This type is called as call by value\nTo eliminate this one if we pass the address of the values into the function the wht ever the chages to the value made by the function will be reflected into the main program this is callled as call by reference\nnow i am writing the call by value function\nmain()\n{\nint a,b;\nvoid swap(int,int);\ncout<<"enter two values";\ncin>>a>>b;\ncout<<"the values of a and b before function call"<<a<<b;\nswap(a,b);\ncout<<"the values of a and b after function call"<<a<<b;\n}\nvoid swap(int f1, int f2)\n{\nint temp;\ntemp= f1;\nf1=f2;\nf2=temp;\n}\nlet us take the value of a and b as 10,20 respectively.now the cout before the function call will display the value as 10 and 20\nafter the function is executed the value of a and b will be same though it has been changed in the function because the function has just copied the values . so what ever changes made in the function will not effect in the mian function.\ninstead if we send the adderess of the values instead of only values changes will be reflected in the main program and the program is like this\n\nmain()\n{\nint a,b;\nvoid swap(int *,int *);\ncout<<"enter two values";\ncin>>a>>b;\ncout<<"the values of a and b before function call"<<a<<b;\nswap(&a,&b);\ncout<<"the values of a and b after function call"<<a<<b;\n}\nvoid swap(int f1, int f2)\n{\nint temp;\ntemp= f1;\nf1=f2;\nf2=temp;\n}\n now the values will be changed in the below program . this is called as call by reference. if u closely observer the both program the change in the second program is tha i used & before the values which means that i am passing the address of the values to it
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A function returns a value. A Subroutine does not (void in C#)
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http://www.independentliving.org/docs5/micro_macro.html
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A "protoype" is a statement that simply tells the program the format of a function call.\n\nLet's say that you create a function that adds up two doubles:\n\ndouble Add (double A, double B)\n{\n   return A + B;\n}\n\nNow in the header file associated with this function you would insert a function prototype:\n\ndouble Add (double A, double B);\n\nwhich you will notice looks very much like the function declaration itself.\n\nWhy do you need to do this? It is simple actually. If you were to call the function "Add" in another file, this other file does not know what types the parameters are, and what type the return value is. In order for the compiler to do its job, it needs to know this information.\n\nSo you simply "#include" the header file with the prototype, and the prototype does not actually perform anything other than telling the compiler that the function has two parameters, both of type double, and that the function returns a double.\n\nHope this helps!
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Syntax errors are errors that occur due to a mistyped function or command in programming languages. This usually happens due to a typo made in the function itself (they're pretty particular about how you spell certain things), or a mistake made in the format of the source code (for instance, in C++, you can run into a syntax error for leaving out an essential semi-colon).
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No difference ,they are all used for dynamic allocation.only syntax difference i guess.
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A cell can either contain data or a formula, not both.\n\nYou will need to create a macro and assign it to the onChange event for that cell.