Can I pass a range to a paramarray argument?

JenniferMurphy

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This function works if I pass it a list of cell addresses, like =Rangesum(C4,D4,E4)

Code:
Function RangeSum(ParamArray list())
Dim i As Integer
RangeSum = 0
For i = 0 To UBound(list)
  RangeSum = RangeSum + list(i)
Next i

But it gets a value error if I call it with a range, like "RangeSum(C4:E4)" or "RangeSum((C4:E4))".

Is there any way to write the function so that both calls will work, like the Sum function, which works either way?

Code:
=Sum(C4,D4,E4)
=Sum(C4:E4)
 
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