Custom Functions in Excel: Part V, XLL-RTDs

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IntroductionWhy would you want to call an RTD from an XLL? Recall that the way to call an RTD is through the RTD function in Excel, so the user needs to somehow remember how many parameters your function takes and in what order to supply them and even what the function is called. Good luck explaini

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Steve L. Powell

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I am a freelance software developer with a variety of different interests. My main area of expertise is Microsoft Office add-ins (Excel/Outlook mostly) but I also develop Windows applications, Access Databases and Excel macros . I develop in VBA, C# and C++. My website exceladviser.com has articles on Excel, Access, Microsoft Office development, and general Windows programming (WPF, etc.).

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