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I'm trying to use the BINOMDIST function in a UDF. I'm at a loss as to why it won't calculate. If I enter the formula =BINOMDIST(3,551,0.01,TRUE) in a worksheet then it correctly returns 0.199. When I try to use the same in a UDF it doesn't work. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks, Andrew Code:
Sub TestIt()
Dim cdf As Double
cdf = .BinomDist(3, 551, 0.01, True)
Debug.Print cdf
End Sub
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maybe
cdf = application.worksheetfunction.binomdist(3, 551, 0.01, True) |
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Thank you. That was it. I had tried cdf = .worksheetfunction.binomdist(3, 551, 0.01, True) , but that didn't do it. However, I just found leaving the dot off before worksheetfunction works okay. Much appreciated.
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