Question

If I have an addin gin function called X(A,B) which seems to paste data into whatever is the activesheet, using =X() on the cell.

How can I call this from VBA? Do I have to do anything special because this function is part of an addin?

I just want to be able to set the active sheet and then call X(), is it as trivial as

Sheets("Sheet2").Activate

SomeModule.X(Arg1,Arg2)

Thanks

EDIT: I have gone to tools -> references and selected the addin, but i do not get anything in the project explorer pane relating to the reference.

Answer 1

To return the value of the function X(Arg1,Arg2) from VBA you could try this:

Application.Run("X",Arg1,Arg2)

For the first argument it is good practice to be as explicit as possible: "gin.xla!SomeModule.X"