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f you use Excel to model businesses, business processes, or
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s we've seen, function macros are macros that return values. They correspond to Excel's family of worksheet functions, and provide a way for you to add capability transparently to the user. In the previous session, we looked at function macros that return a single value — scalar function macros. In this session, we'll examine array function macros — macros that return a rectangular array of values. Convolution is an example of such a macro.
To deal with array macros, we'll have to learn about iteration and dynamic arrays — two techniques that are fundamental to manipulating arrays of data.
Array macros give you a means of handling blocks of data with a single macro, which, when combined with the array manipulation techniques we used early in the course, can dramatically simplify your spreadsheet models.
Below is a summary of the materials for Session 14.
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Last Modified: Wednesday, 22-Oct-2008 05:31:20 EDT