Nevermind, found the ohVBAError() function.
-Brian
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From: Brian Phelan [mailto:
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Subject: [Quantlib-users] Debugging oh errors in VBA
Hi,
Is it possible to use ohRangeRetrieveError in VBA when using Application.Run by returning the result to a range variable or some other workaround?
Thanks,
Brian
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