I don't remember all of the syntax off the top of my head and I haven't used this in several years. I will do my best but google will likely fill in the holes and syntax issues. This is reasonably close IIRC.
Let's say you have a scalar function called MyFunction that receives a single parameter.
sql = "select dbo.MyFunction(?)"
dim myParam as new ADODB.Parameter
myParam.Value = [The value to pass in]
command.Parameters.Append myParam
dim rs as new ADODB.RecordSet
set rs = command.Execute()
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