Merge pull request xlwings#430 from chanhosuh/master

typo in UDF tutorial
xxxspy · Apr 2, 2016 · e45e1ea · e45e1ea
2 parents dd6f915 + 62c64af
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diff --git a/docs/udfs.rst b/docs/udfs.rst
@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ To use this formula in Excel,
 * Click on ``Import Python UDFs`` again
 * Fill in the values in the range ``A1:B2``
 * Select the range ``D1:E2``
-* Type in the formula ``=add_one("A1:B2")``
+* Type in the formula ``=add_one(A1:B2)``
 * Press ``Ctrl+Shift+Enter`` to create an array formula. If you did everything correctly, you'll see the formula
   surrounded by curly braces as in this screenshot:
 
@@ -205,4 +205,4 @@ decorator::
 After clicking on ``Import Python UDFs``, you can then use this macro by executing it via ``Alt + F8`` or by
 binding it e.g. to a button. To to the latter, make sure you have the ``Developer`` tab selected under ``File >
 Options > Customize Ribbon``. Then, under the ``Developer`` tab, you can insert a button via ``Insert > Form Controls``.
-After drawing the button, you will be prompted to assign a macro to it and you can select ``my_macro``.
+After drawing the button, you will be prompted to assign a macro to it and you can select ``my_macro``.