decompose

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    Two UDF Functions with the same name

    OK. I have two UDF functions both named the same thing: :Decompose", each one decomposes a number but in different format. Now i need to use both functions in the same worksheet, but excel won't let me do that. How do I go about doing that. Here are the functions: Function Decompose(ByVal...
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    Tweaking a UDF to decompose a number

    How do I tweak this UDF further to get it to give me the output I need Function Decompose(ByVal Number As String) As String Dim X As Long Number = Replace(Number, ",", "") If Number = 0 Then Decompose = "0 ones" Else For X = Len(Number) To 1 Step -1 If Mid(Number, X, 1)...

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