Excel 2010 VBA Enhancements
At the official blog of the Microsoft Excel product team: Migrating Excel 4 Macros to VBA.
Excel has a macro facility, known as Excel 4 macros (XLM for short) that was the primary macro language prior to the introduction of VBA in Excel 5.0. Most people have long since migrated their Excel 4 macros to VBA; however, some Excel 4 macro capabilities were missing from VBA, which made this migration difficult.
In Excel 2010, one of our goals was to remove any remaining barriers that people had to complete the migration of Excel 4 macros to VBA.
The article lists quite a few things that, in the past, required an XLM macro. The most important new feature is the ability to provide argument descriptions for user-defined functions. These are the descriptions that appear in the Function Arguments dialog box.
I posted a new tip that demonstrates how to do this: User-Defined Function Argument Descriptions In Excel 2010.
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