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                                                             VBA AND EXCEL EVENTS QUICK REFERENCE C



                     VBA FUNCTION QUICK REFERENCE (CONTINUED)


                        Mathematical Functions (Continued)
                         FUNCTION                          DESCRIPTION                                 RESULTS
                         Exp(number)                       Returns the base of the natural logarithms raised   Double
                                                           to a power.
                         Fix(number)                       Returns the integer portion of a number. With   Integer
                                                           negative values, returns the first negative value
                                                           greater than or equal to the number.
                         Int(number)                       Returns the integer portion of a number. With   Integer
                                                           negative values, returns the first negative number
                                                           less than or equal to the number.
                         Log(number)                       Returns the natural logarithm of a number.  Double
                         Round(expression[, numdecimalplaces])  Rounds a number to the specified number of   Mixed
                                                           decimal places.
                         Rnd[(number)]                     Returns a random number between 0 and 1.    Single
                         Sgn(number)                       Returns 1 for a number greater than 0, 0 for a value of 0, Integer
                                                           and -1 for numbers less than zero.
                         Sin(number)                       Specifies the sine of an angle.             Double
                         Sqr(number)                       Specifies the square root of a number.      Double
                         Tan(number)                       Specifies the tangent of an angle.          Double
                        String Manipulation Functions

                         FUNCTION                          DESCRIPTION                                 RESULTS
                         InStr([start,]string1, string2[, compare])  Specifies the position of one string within   Long
                                                           another string.
                         InStrRev(stringcheck, stringmatch[,  Specifies the position of one string within another  Long
                         start[, compare]])                starting at the end of the string.
                         LCase(string)                     Converts a string to lowercase.             String
                         Left(string, length)              Returns the specified number of characters from   String
                                                           the left side of a string.
                         Len(string | varname)             Determines the number of characters in a string.  Long
                         LTrim(string)                     Trims spaces from the left side of a string.  String
                         Mid(string, start[,length])       Returns the specified number of characters from   String
                                                           the center of a string.
                         Right(string, length)             Returns the specified number of characters from   String
                                                           the right side of a string.
                         RTrim(string)                     Trims spaces from the right side of a string.  String
                         Space(number)                     Creates a string with the specified number of spaces.  String






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