REGISTER.ID

REGISTER.ID(module_text, procedure [,type_text])

Returns the result after running an Excel 4.0 Macro function.

module_text	The name of the DLL that contains the procedure (for Windows).
procedure	The name of the procedure in the DLL (for Windows).
type_text	The text string specifying the data type of the return value.

REMARKS

* Removed in 2003.
* This function does not appear in the 'Insert Function' dialog box.
* This function can be used on worksheets (unlike REGISTER), but you cannot specify a function name and argument names with REGISTER.ID.
* You can also use the ordinal value of the function from the EXPORTS statement in the module-definition file (.DEF) although this must not be in text format.
* You can also use the resource ID number although this must not be in text format.
* The first letter of "type_text" specifies the return value. If the function or code resource is already registered, you can omit this argument.
* If you are using a Macintosh then the function syntax is slightly different REGISTER.ID(file_text, resource, type_text). file_text is the name of the file that contains the code resource. resource is the name of the procedure in the code resource.
* You can use the CALL function to return the specification for a function or command using a registration ID.
* link - https://support.office.com/en-us/article/register-id-function-f8f0af0f-fd66-4704-a0f2-87b27b175b50
* link - support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/using-the-call-and-register-functions-06fa83c1-2869-4a89-b665-7e63d188307f

	A
1	=REGISTER.ID("Kernel32","MyFunction")
2	=REGISTER.ID("Kernel32","GetTickCount","K")