XLL+ Class Library (6.3)

Input error handling

Once you've rebuilt the add-in (Shift+Ctrl+B in Visual Studio), you can test it in Excel as shown below.

Notice that the function returns an informative error string if the Prices argument is not well-formed.

Notice also how #NUM! is returned if the calculation fails (in this case because of a zero price) even though the data is well-formed.

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