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MiniStringA string with a maximum length of 30 characters
IntegerAn integer (whole number). If the value is a string, the function will attempt to convert it to a number, using the part of the string from the start to the first non-numeric character (ie not one of 0123456789+-*/^).
Large IntegerAn (potentially) large integer
Integer (Optional)Either an Integer (whole number) or the variable can be omitted. v
Real IntegerAn integer (whole number). If the value is a string, the function will attempt to convert it to a number, using the part of the string from the start to the first non-numeric character (ie not one of 0123456789+-*/^).
FloatA floating point (ie not an integer) number.If the value is a string, the function will attempt to convert it to a number, using the part of the string from the start to the first non-numeric character (ie not one of 0123456789+-*/^).
Float (Optional)Either a Float number (ie not an integer), or the variable can be omitted. If the value is a string, the function will attempt to convert it to a number, using the part of the string from the start to the first non-numeric character (ie not one of 0123456789+-*/^).
StringA string (text, characters) of maximum length 255 characters.
String (Optional)Either a String (ie text, characters) or the variable can be omitted.
BooleanA variable that only has two states TRUE or FALSE.
Boolean (Optional)An optional variable that only has two states TRUE or FALSE.
DateA date number in Excels own system of date numbers, or can also be a decimal year (eg 2001.5, 2002.75). If the value is a string, the function will attempt to convert it to a number, using the part of the string from the start to the first non-numeric character (ie not one of 0123456789+-*/^).
Date (Optional)A date number in Excels own system of date numbers, or can also be a decimal year (eg 2001.5, 2002.75). If the value is a string, the function will attempt to convert it to a number, using the part of the string from the start to the first non-numeric character (ie not one of 0123456789+-*/^).
TimePeriod StartThe start of a timeperiod, expressed as a Date
TimePeriod BaseThe base or length of the timeperiod in exact months. Can also be the end of a timeperiod as a Date.
TimePeriod BaseYrs CompatibilityThe base of the timeperiod in fractions of a year, provided that it corresponds to an exact number of months.
Cell or Range ReferenceA reference to another cell or range of cell.
Range Of IntegersA range (either one or range of cells) consisting all of type Integer.
Range Of Floats (Optional)A range (either one or range of cells) consisting all of type Float, but which is optional.
Range Of Integers (Optional)A range (either one or range of cells) consisting all of type Integer, but which is optional.
Range Of BooleansA range (either one or range of cells) consisting all of type Boolean
Range of Floats (numbers)A range (either one or range of cells) consisting all of type Float.
Range Of StringsA range (either one or range of cells) consisting all of type String.
Range Of MiniStringsA range (either one or range of cells) consisting all of type Integer.
Range Of Dates (Optional)A range (either one or range of cells) consisting all of type Date (optional)
Range Of DatesA range (either one or range of cells) consisting all of type Date.
Annual SequenceA range (either one or range of cells) consisting of annual sequence numbers in the format mm.dd such as 01.31 (for 1st January) or 12.25 (for December 25th)
Annual Sequence (Optional)Either an Annual Sequence (series of sequence numbers in the format mm.dd) or an Integer to select a fixed option
Any (Optional)Any data type, number, boolean, string or error type (eg @ERR)
AnyAny data type, number, boolean, string or error type (eg @ERR)
PolyPolymorphic: String, Number or Date
Poly (Optional)Polymorphic: String, Number or Date
Range of Poly (Optional)Polymorphic: String, Number or Date
Range of PolyPolymorphic: String, Number or Date
Range of NumOrDatesA range of numbers or dates. If the each individual number is greater than 25000 (11 June 1968) AND less than 100000 (14 Oct 2173), it is assumed to be a date.
NumOrDate (Optional)A number or a date. If the number is greater than 25000 (11 June 1968) AND less than 100000 (14 Oct 2173), it is assumed to be a date. If the value is a string, the function will attempt to convert it to a number, using the part of the string from the start to the first non-numeric character (ie not one of 0123456789+-*/^).
Number (Optional)A number If the value is a string, the function will attempt to convert it to a number, using the part of the string from the start to the first non-numeric character (ie not one of 0123456789+-*/^).

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