Jenni,
As Bob pointed you can rename "Auto-Open" to achieve the same, although
Workbook_Open fires first.
And a "Auto-Open" routine needs to be in a module, not in a worksheet or
ThisWorkbook.

NickHK

"Jenni_Sweden" wrote in message
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thankx. but how do you specify where the program begins? as it is now i am
not sure where in the code the program starts running!
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I am very thankful for any fast assistance!


"NickHK" skrev:

Jenni,
"Sub Main" has no special meaning in VBA as it does in VB standalone.
But in the Workbook_Open event you can call it, or any other
sub/function
you wish.
e.g. Call Main()

NickHK

"Jenni_Sweden" wrote in message
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How do I get my program to start at the subroutine main? (I have
Visual
Basic
6.3). My code is:
Public Sub Main()
Public lengthDate As Integer
Worksheets("Indata").Range("f9") = "main"
dagensDatumKnapp.Show
skapa
End Sub
End Sub

In main I want to create certain things e.g. display text in a cell.
However
main is nerevr executed? Help!