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Functions
Please explain the meaning functions: why they are used, difference with procedures
RE: Functions
Hi Vishal
Thank you for your question.
There are two types of procedures, function procedures and sub procedures.
Function procedures differ from sub procedures in that they return a value. As a result, they take information in the form of arguments and process that data to generate a value. Function procedures cannot be used to modify the structure of a worksheet, e.g. formatting fonts etc.
Sub procedures have more general uses, and can be used to manipulate the structure of a workbook. Function procedures are often called from within sub procedures.
Regards
Stephen
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