Hi Jake,
He is right and I won't say that it's absolutely impossible.
Using VBA only it's pretty not possible. By Overriding the
the function's class in a specific dll, you can do so.
But for that you should be aware of the dll name, class name
and the knowledge of API Prog. and building+deployin
Thanks Ashish. I thought it might be something like that but I had
actually pinged John Walkenbach about it and he said he's able to see
his functions in that pop-up box. In retrospect, I may not have been
clear about what I was asking and he was talking about something
else. Again, thanks for
Hi Jake,
No, there is no way to get your function listed in that box and the
reason is that you're using code behind(VBA). This restricts your
function to be used from a workbook only where your function code is
placed. Maximumly you can add it to a personal workbook or in an add-
in but still th
