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- Rate Projections Functions Walkthrough
- Accruals and Cash
- Repeating Formulae
- Range Names and References
- Optional Parameters
- Using PmtsPerYear
- Modelling Seasonality
- Calculating Interest
- Using Business Functions in VBA (Visual Basic for Applications)
- Array Functions
- Volatility
- Annual Equivalent Rates
- Array Function
- Auto Multi Functions
- Variable Plurality
- GoalSeek
Validation DropDowms | |
Paste a validation list into the active cell(s) | |
For many BF variables, such as ProjMode, Periods, and DayCount, you would like to present a menu of options to the use so they can pick one and make sure its valid. The way to do this is to use Excel"s validation feature with a custom list, and we"ve prepared a few here for use with Business Functions. Note that with some variables like Periods and DayCount the list is not exhaustive - for real flexibility you might want to put in a full number with decimals or even a range of numbers, but for simple cases a Validation DropDown might do the job more simply. Note that the result, in your cell, will be TEXT not NUMBERS. Therefore you should use a function like ExInt() to extract the number from a cell containing a Validation DropDown. You might also want to consider a BF Intelliformat, especially for Periods or ProjMode. These have the advantage that you don"t need to use ExInt to extract the result. The downside is that they don"t give you a menu of options. |