No flags are applied. The behavior of the function will be normal.

If true, then the symbol "$" is appended to the signature. Ignored under XL4.

If true, then the function will return early if called from the Excel Formula Wizard, and will always return a value of #VALUE!.

If true, then the function uses application-level data. (Deprecated.)

Specifies whether the function is volatile, and will therefore be recalculated every time any cell in the same sheet is calculated

Specifies whether the function can defer recalculation

If this flag is true, then the execution of the function can fail. This is entirely separate from the issue of whether input processing can fail. If the flag is true, then the return type of the function is constrained to be Reference, so that it can return an error instead of a value.

Specifies whether the function's results should be cached, to improve performance of expensive calculations.

If this flag is true, then the Oper input's name will be the name of the argument, and the calculated value's name will be "val" + the name of the argument. If it is false, then the Oper input's name will be the name of the argument followed by "_oper", and the calculated value's name will be just the name of the argument. Old-style functions that have been upgraded will have this flag set. By default, it is off.

If this flag is true, then the SEH instance will not be inserted into the wrapper functions. By default, is is off.

Specifies that an asynchronous version of the function should also be created.

Flags excluded by this filter will not be passed on to the XLL+ function model. They may be used by the reflector.