Use a case statement with the calls to the macros hardcoded.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"filo666" wrote in message
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Thanks tom; There is some way to do what I want????, if not, thanks
anyway,
you information was helpfull.


"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

There is no doCmd in Excel. This is an Access VBA command.

Perhaps replace with

Application.Run m2

although this isn't allowed in a UDF used in a worksheet. For you
second
question.

Public Function ifmacro(bval As Boolean, m2 As String, m3 As String) As
Boolean
If bval Then
macro1
Else
macro2
End If
ifmacro = bval
End Function

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"filo666" wrote in message
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Hi, I made a cutom function but it's not working (the #Value error is
shown),
i attached the code so you can see it:

Public Function ifmacro(m0 As String, m1 As String, m2 As String, m3
As
String) As String
If m0 = m1 Then
DoCmd.RunMacro m2
Else
DoCmd.RunMacro m3
End If
End Function

as you can see if I put in cell A7 the following text
"=ifmacro(A1;A2;"Macro1";"Macro2")" and the values of A1=3 and A2=3
then
A1=A2
so Macro1 should be executed, but this not happend, the #value error
appears
instead.
questions:
1) Why my function is not working???
2)How to change The m0 and m1 variables to just one (like the if
function
"=if(A1=A2;....................................... .)")?????
TIA.