One way that this can occur is through single gene-pair inheritance. Single gene-pair inheritance occurs when a trait is linked to one gene-pair that consists of two alleles. Traits that are controlled by a single gene will follow a predictable pattern of inheritance.ne way that this can occur is through single gene-pair inheritance. Single gene-pair inheritance occurs when a trait is linked to one gene-pair that consists of two alleles. Traits that are controlled by a single gene will follow a predictable pattern of inheritance.
Example (as VBA Function) The MONTHNAME function can only be used in VBA code in Microsoft Excel. Let's look at some Excel MONTHNAME function examples and explore how to use the MONTHNAME function in Excel VBA code: MonthName(3) Result: 'March' MonthName(3, TRUE) Result: 'Mar' MonthName(7, FALSE) Result: 'July'.
Defining and using names in VBA formulas. up vote 0 down vote favorite. Alright, I'm pretty new to VBA and I ran into this roadblock. I want to define a name for a column of dates (dates) in VBA, and then use that name in a VBA formula. Here's where I define the name in excel: And here's the sub I wish to use it in: The problem is that every cell in the times column has #VALUE! in it. I looked in the Show Calculation Steps option in the contextual menu that appears over each of the cells and saw this: