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Linking Function criteria into Evaluate function in VBA

Asked by doongie in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software, VB Script

Tags: vba

Hi All,

I'm writing a function and want the a Currency to be specified as part of the criteria. The original Arrary formula is too long for Excel to cope with so have used EVALUATE in VBA. This is what I have so far however whenever I put anything but "USD" i get an error. Have tried using named ranges etc but can't seem to put anything but "USD" text in there to make it work

Thanks
Carl 
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Function MyFunction(COUNTRY as Variant)
 
    Dim RateA As Variant
    Dim FXTYPE As Range, RATE As Range, SPOT As Range
    
    Set FXTYPE = Sheets("Sheet1").Range("FXTYPE")
    Set RATE = Sheets("Sheet1").Range("RATE")
    Set SPOT = Sheets("Sheet1").Range("SPOT")
 
       
    vFX = [=if(FXTYPE="USD",1,0)] 'I want to remove "USD" and link it to the COUNTRY  
    vRateA = [=if(RATE="A",1,0)]
    vSPOT = Range("SPOT")
 
 
RateA = Application.SumProduct(vFX, vRateA, vSPOT)
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