Thanks for the reply!
 
Trying to get it by:
activeworkbook.names("chk").value
 
I've not tested the results, but in the immediate window this shows promise:
? evaluate(activeworkbook.names("chk").value)
 
where the "chk" name is my UDF("input range) call.
 
I've got another issue I'm working on too, but was not quite ready to give 
up yet ...  The table I grabbed from the spreadsheet and moved into a 
Public (global) variable is of type variant and may have some string 
representations of numbers that I will need to change to integers.  It 
seems once I stick the text in the array it "doesn't want" me to 
cInt("string number") coerce it.  I can't do the conversions on the front 
end because the table is subject to end-user changes with no data 
validation...
 
THANKS AGAIN FOR JUMPING IN :-)
 
 
On Friday, September 5, 2014 10:26:57 AM UTC-5, Paul Schreiner wrote:

> You're asking a question about VBA, so you've come to the right place!
> You said"When I try to "get" the return in VBA, it ends up being the 
> formula, not the executed function's value."
>  
> that shouldn't happen.
> How are you trying to "get" it?
>

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