Note About Global Definitions
Global definitions do not recognize local definitions.
This makes sense because global definitions can be used anywhere but local definitions can only be used after the definition. How could a global definition that depends on a local definition be used ahead of the local definition?
In most application variables defined with global definition are evaluated before any variables defined with the standard equal sign.
Your program may work if all variables and functions are defined with global definition.However, I do not see how the global definition in this case provides any improvement or advantage compare with the regular equal sign definition.
cuky2000 --> However, I do not see how the global definition in this case provides any improvement or advantage compare with the regular equal sign definition.
The thing is that i want to put the result at top of the 1st page, that´s all
When I want to put the results on the first page, I make a second worksheet that I call my "summary" sheet. Then I reference the calculation sheet into the summary sheet.
