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How to write this formula in VBA as a function

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inddon

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Hello There,

I am using the below formula in various tables and want to make it in a VBA Function. Attached jpeg file

Code: 
ROW()-ROW(Table2[[#Headers],[Sr No.]]

The table column name is always fixed as "Sr No".
The input for this function would be the Table Name.

Could you please advise how to do it?


Thanks & regards,
Don
 

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Why do you need a UDF for this? UDF will be slower in performance in comparison with native formula (in this case and many other).
 
Hi Shrivallabha,

The reasons being:
1. Wanted to use it via a short function name (eg. "Sr" instead of "ROW()-ROW(Table2[[#Headers],[Sr No.]]" ).Also, this will help in long formulas as I am using it in multiple places.

I was under the impression using it via VBA would be much faster. I was wrong. Now I will keep it in the formulas itself.

Just for my knowledge, could you show how could this be done using UDF?

Thanks & regards,
Don
 
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